Yes, I forgot to mention them. And we need them not only to do the
production planning, but also for developing the VM[-strategies]. Most
time these days we just say things like "it sucks", or "no, it does not"
:-) Even worse if it comes to interactive "feeling".
> > If Linux is to succeed in enterprise-level usage, we *must* have tools
> > to measure, manage and tune performance -- in short, to do capacity
> > planning like we do on any other system.
>
> Indeed, VM statistics added back to the TODO list for
> my VM ;)
>
Very good to hear.
Happy new year
Martin
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