In the last 5 years we've experimented with Linux on top of hyper-v a few times.
The basic I/O, compile & runtime performance was significantly inferior to xen & kvm (didn't bench against vmware, phasing it out due to cost), it wasn't worth any effort to even deploy apps for testing.
Therefore I don't see Linux on hyper-v being a compelling option for the cost conscientious technical officer or lead engineer.
The basic I/O, compile & runtime performance was significantly inferior to xen & kvm (didn't bench against vmware, phasing it out due to cost), it wasn't worth any effort to even deploy apps for testing.
Therefore I don't see Linux on hyper-v being a compelling option for the cost conscientious technical officer or lead engineer.