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== Overview == |
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The Xen Management API or XAPI is |
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* A Toolstack implementing the XAPI interface |
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* An interface for remotely configuring and controlling virtualised guests running on a Xen-enabled host |
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It is the core component of [[:Category:XCP|XCP]] and [[XenServer]]. XAPI adds |
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additional functionality compared to other Xen toolstacks, for example (but not limited to) |
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* Extends Xen to cover multiple hosts |
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* VM lifecycle: live snapshots, checkpoint, migration |
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* Resource pools: live migration, auto configuration, disaster recovery |
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* Flexible storage and networking |
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* Event tracking: progress, notification |
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* Upgrade and patching capabilities |
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* Real-time performance monitoring and alerting |
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== Further Information == |
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* See [[:Category:XCP|Category:XCP]] |
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== 3rd party Integrations and tools == |
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* [http://xen.org/community/vendors/XCPProjectsPage.html Open Source] |
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* [http://xen.org/community/vendors/XCPProductsPage.html Commercial] |
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== Tutorials and presentations == |
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* [[XCP:_Nuts_and_Bolts|XCP: Nuts & Bolts]] |
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* [[XCP:_From_the_Enterprise_Data_Center_to_the_Cloud|XCP: From the Enterprise to the Data Center]] |
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[[Category:XCP]] |
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[[Category:Glossary]] |
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[[Category:Users]] |
Revision as of 19:31, 30 January 2012
Overview
The Xen Management API or XAPI is
- A Toolstack implementing the XAPI interface
- An interface for remotely configuring and controlling virtualised guests running on a Xen-enabled host
It is the core component of XCP and XenServer. XAPI adds additional functionality compared to other Xen toolstacks, for example (but not limited to)
- Extends Xen to cover multiple hosts
- VM lifecycle: live snapshots, checkpoint, migration
- Resource pools: live migration, auto configuration, disaster recovery
- Flexible storage and networking
- Event tracking: progress, notification
- Upgrade and patching capabilities
- Real-time performance monitoring and alerting
Further Information
- See Category:XCP