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Line 36: === Clusters === Components of the Linux kernel, like e.g. [[Logical Volume Manager (Linux)\|LVM]], are well suited to support [[computer cluster]]s. There is also software for the management of clusters, e.g. [[Pacemaker (software)\|Pacemaker]], [[Linux-HA]], [[Distributed Replicated Block Device\|DRBD]], [[oVirt]], [[openQRM]], [[Ganeti]], [[Eucalyptus (software)\|Eucalyptus]], [[AppScale]], or [[OpenNebula]]. === Virtualization === There are three solutions for [[Operating system-level virtualization\|OS-level virtualization]]: [[Linux-VServer]], [[LXC]] and [[OpenVZ]], which offer similarities to [[FreeBSD jail]]s and [[Solaris Containers]]. A Linux operating systems runs virtualized on the [[Xen]] hypervisor, and with [[Kernel-based Virtual Machine\|KVM]] it is possible to turn the Linux kernel into a [[hypervisor]]. ==Linux for mobile devices==

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