gnel

I currently have a OpenVZ vps on the internet to host my projects and I chose it for its better performance in comparison to a real VM (xen,kvm,etc) but my what I'm still to find it's a provider that offers OpenVZ containers (or virtuozzo containers) that can scale programatically, like the VM's on Amazon EC2.

I think it should be possible, that I could program if my container cpu load is over 70% for more than 40 seconds to launch a new copy of my container in the same or other machine..

This lack of a service to scale containers it's the first thing that needs to be done to compete with common VM clouds.

> e.g.: Table sugar is 50% fructose - however, it is not associated with the same kind of problems that pure fructose is associated with.

Table sugar consumption is indeed bad for you only because of its 50% of fructose.