Ubuntu 11.10: Xen vs. KVM vs. VirtualBox

Published on October 31, 2011
Written by Michael Larabel
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Running OpenSSL produced results quite similar to John The Ripper.

Running 7-Zip in a KVM instance takes about a 10% performance penalty while VirtualBox dropped by about 15% and Xen was at nearly 30%.

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