I think cheetah OS, the MIT exo kernel project proved this and halvm by Galois does pretty well for network speed that xen provides, but I forget by how much.
The netmap freebsd/linux interface is awesome! I'm looking forward to seeing more examples of its use.
So how does bhyve compare to kvm? I've seen FreeBSD people saying it's a 'legacy free' virtualization system but I don't really know what that means or entails.
Can it do live migrations and failovers like xen/kvm?
What can it do that kvm/xen can't? What about vice versa?
The netmap freebsd/linux interface is awesome! I'm looking forward to seeing more examples of its use.