Difference between revisions of "Virtualization"
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− | With virtual machine you can run a virtual computer inside your real computer. Thus you can save resources by avoiding to have many small machines and you can move these virtual machines between physical hardware in order to allow a higher degree of redundancy. |
+ | With virtual machine you can run a virtual computer inside your real computer. Thus you can save resources by avoiding to have many small machines and you can move these virtual machines between physical hardware in order to allow a higher degree of redundancy. There are a few free software/open source options in and around Linux and also some commercial offerings for virtualization. Here is an overview: |
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+ | == Free Software / Open Source Virtualization == |
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+ | === QEMU === |
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+ | === KVM === |
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+ | === XEN === |
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+ | === Virtual Box === |
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+ | == Commercial == |
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+ | * '''VMware''' |
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+ | * '''Microsoft HyperV''' |
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+ | * '''Citrix Xen Server''' |
Revision as of 15:14, 30 October 2020
Contents
Motivation
With virtual machine you can run a virtual computer inside your real computer. Thus you can save resources by avoiding to have many small machines and you can move these virtual machines between physical hardware in order to allow a higher degree of redundancy. There are a few free software/open source options in and around Linux and also some commercial offerings for virtualization. Here is an overview:
Free Software / Open Source Virtualization
QEMU
KVM
XEN
Virtual Box
Commercial
- VMware
- Microsoft HyperV
- Citrix Xen Server