The goal wasn’t to dive deep into technical internals this time, but rather to share some perspective on what it actually takes to master an entire virtualization stack — especially after years of working only on the top layer (orchestration, backup, etc.). We’ve seen firsthand how much more complex things get the deeper you go.
That said, I totally get the desire for more technical content — and we’ve published more in-depth pieces before. For example, here’s a detailed post on Xen’s grant table mechanism and memory sharing, if that’s more your kind of read: https://xcp-ng.org/blog/2022/07/27/grant-table-in-xen/
Appreciate the feedback — and happy to go deeper on specific areas if there’s interest!
Btw, in your about page the link to Vates seems to be relative instead of absolute and directs to the wrong place (a subfolder in your domain instead of the Vates domain)
The goal wasn’t to dive deep into technical internals this time, but rather to share some perspective on what it actually takes to master an entire virtualization stack — especially after years of working only on the top layer (orchestration, backup, etc.). We’ve seen firsthand how much more complex things get the deeper you go.
That said, I totally get the desire for more technical content — and we’ve published more in-depth pieces before. For example, here’s a detailed post on Xen’s grant table mechanism and memory sharing, if that’s more your kind of read: https://xcp-ng.org/blog/2022/07/27/grant-table-in-xen/
Appreciate the feedback — and happy to go deeper on specific areas if there’s interest!