[Users] "Virtuzzo" vs "OpenVZ"

[Gena Makhomed]

On 03.08.2015 14:18, Sergey Bronnikov wrote:

 >>> we have published a part of Virtuzzo documentation on separate
 >>> site - http://docs.openvz.org/. And we will add more docs soon.

BTW, domain name virtuozzo.org is registered and currently it work
as redirect to web page http://www.odin.com/products/virtuozzo/

If "Virtuzzo" in new brand name for project - may be it now have
more sense to use virtuozzo.org domain name for project "Virtuzzo"?

For example,

virtuozzo.com - commercial version (paid support, cloud extensions, etc)
virtuozzo.org - free, open source version
virtuozzo.net - redirect to virtuozzo.org

the same way, as now nginx work:

http://nginx.com/ - commercial version
http://nginx.org/ - free, open source version
http://nginx.net/ - redirect to nginx.org

At least it will be very familiar and useful to all nginx users,
both commercial and open source versions of Nginx / Nginx Plus.

As you probably know - many OpenVZ users are also nginx users,
and inversely: many nginx users are also OpenVZ users - also true.

And, if brand name "OpenVZ" is obsoleted and deprecated -
it is very strange, what you publish Virtuozzo documentation
on site docs.openvz.org but not on expected docs.virtuozzo.org
or virtuozzo.org/docs/ or virtuozzo.org/en/docs/

If "OpenVZ" name is old brand and "Virtuozzo" is name of new brand,
for clean separation is better to use virtuozzo.org for "Virtuozzo"
and openvz.org for "OpenVZ".

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Or "Virtuozzo" should be accepted as generic name, like "Windows"
and "OpenVZ" is accepted name of open source "Virtuozzo" variant?

"OpenVZ" name and brand is not deprecated and not obsoleted?

"Virtuzzo" - generic name, "OpenVZ" == "Virtuozzo Open Core" name?

Something like this:

long name: "Virtuozzo Open Core"
short name: "OpenVZ"
generic name: "Virtuozzo"

For comparsion:

long name: "Community ENTerprise Operating System"
short name: "CentOS"
generic name: "Linux" or "Enterprise Linux" or "RHEL"

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Or "OpenVZ" and "Virtuozzo" is just the two different names
of the same thing and can be used with full interchangeability?

Something like this:

     When we say "OpenVZ" - we mean "Virtuozzo",
     When we say "Virtuozzo" - we mean "OpenVZ",
     "OpenVZ" and "Virtuozzo" united!

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Or how we should understand current and future relations
between "OpenVZ" and "Virtuzzo" product names / brand names?

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Best regards,
  Gena