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Emulation virtualization computer literature training materials (Link to this page as [[QEMU-KVM-Buch / eneral / Introduction]]) | # # # | >>> | English Introduction Virtual machines provide defined system environments. For templates with a specific version of an operating system and a desired patch level virtual machines are generated. Snapshots save states of a virtual machine. When an unwanted change can be restored to their former condition. Virtuali ation and emulation allow the independence of the hardware. Thus, for example, to run old versions of an application to develop new hardware or software for non-existing hardware. These are the strengths of %EMU. %EMU is free and runs on many systems (Linux, BSD, Mac ,S -, Microsoft Windows, e.omStation or D,S/. Virtuali ation brings a number of advantages, depending on the type are weighted differently. 0iven that several guest systems can run on a parallel computer, increases hardware utili ation is possible. 1reviously, for critical applications used in each case a physical computer. The result is a large machine par2 with a correspondingly high cost (ac3uisition, maintenance, power, air conditioning/. If, however, individual applications running in a virtual machine, the applications are decoupled from each other and the hardware is better utili ed. Besides security, the availability is increased, because virtual machines can be transferred in case of hardware problems on a different hardware. This optimi ation of the data center through virtuali ation solutions are called server consolidation. The 5ernel-based Virtual Machine (5VM/ is an appropriate virtuali ation solution. 5VM is open source and runs on Linux. The management of virtual machines is done under different virtuali ation solutions is very different. In a heterogeneous data center, it is often impossible to control with a tool more virtuali ation solutions. To solve this problem, the . library is designed libvirt. It provides standard interfaces for managing different virtuali ation solutions. The print edition %EMU, the 5ernel-based Virtual Machine (5VM/ and the . library in the libvirt wi2i http6773emu-buch.de described in detail. All text is available under the 0NU Free Documentation License. The lyrics of this Wi2i have been ad:usted for this boo2. This boo2 is both a wor2boo2 and a reference boo2. It is aimed at (Linux/ system administrators, software developers, software testers, and students interested in technology. The many examples of applications and the license used, it is particularly suitable as training material. It uses the following notations. Courier font For console commands and source code. ~ # Command For Unix console commands as system administrator (root/. ~ $ Command For Unix console commands as normal user. Host ~ # command For Unix console commands as system administrator (root/ on the host computer. ~ $ Host command 1 of 2 1/29/2011 6:27 PM Emulation virtualization computer literature training materials - libvirt qe... http://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?hl=en&ie=UT -8&sl=... For Unix console commands as normal user on the host computer. Host C: \> command For D,S 7 Windows console commands on the host computer. As the options regardless of the operating system, here is usually the spelling for the Unix console uses. Host ~ # command For Unix console commands as system administrator (root/ on the host system. Guest ~ $ command For Unix console commands as a normal user on the host system. Guest C: \> command For D,S 7 Windows console commands on the host computer. (Qemu) command For orders of the %EMU monitor. virsh # command For instructions of the program virsh (libvirt library/. Host A long ~ $ command, \ the line can not be listed in a. If a command can not be represented in a line, the line brea2 is represented by a bac2slash. The command is entered in one line. In http6773emu-buch.de7d7Anhang7_N<t liche_Tools 5VM are some useful tools for wor2ing with %EMU and explained. This overview also serves to get along with less well-2nown guest systems. Most of the described tools are easy to use as a command-line commands, and come from the Unix environment. They are also on other platforms such as Microsoft Windows released. | # # # | >>> http6773emu-buch.de Retrieved from " http6773emu-buch.de7de7index.php7%EMU-5VM-Buch7_Allgemeines7_Einleitung " This page has been accessed 25,18C times. 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The .irtual Machine Manager. 2 of 6 1/2,/2011 6:2, .M QEMU-KVM libvirt virtualization hardware emulation Native virtualizatio... http://translate.googleuser ontent. om/translate_ "hl#en$ie#UTF-8$sl#... ,ontents 0asics . .irtuali3ation . Hardware Emulation . .2 Native .irtuali3ation . .3 paravirtuali3ation / Full .irtuali3ation . .4 operating system level virtuali3ation The Qemu Manager for 2. Emulation .2. Hardware Emulation Windows on Mac OS /. .2.2 API emulation Wine0ottle .3 The versatile QEMU .4 The -ernel8based .irtual Machine on the rise .5 The libvirt library Virtualization The primary goal of virtuali3ation is the decoupling of software from the available hardware resources to allocate them optimally to the isolated individual systems. It is all about the core components of CPU2 memory2 dis1 space and networ1 connectivity. .irtuali3ation allows the placement of specific virtual machines2 each containing only the necessary services for their tas1. Thus2 for although on a physical machine both a Web server2 a mail server and an FTP server running simultaneously2 but for security reasons it is not recommended. If one of the three services is compromised2 the entire machine is affected. however2 these services are in each virtual machine isolated from each other on the system operated2 Warn1e2 Rit3au only the affected virtual machine to be replaced. Another advantage is the qemu-kvm and libvirt server consolidation. The virtual machines are assigned exactly the 4. Edition 20 0 resources needed for a particular tas1. If the reAuirements will be modified IS0N7 97883883708087680 as resources without changing the hardware. 276 pages2 27.27 EUR Order -ardware Emulation In hardware emulation2 the entire hardware of a computer is simulated. It is possible to install and run on operating systems that are designed for other processors. This is simulated including the full instruction set of the host processor via the host processor. The emulation but has a cost. Since each CPU instruction of the host system CPU into corresponding commands on the host system must be translated2 the execution speed of programs is low. Another disadvantage is the lac1 of a dynamic resource management. That is2 during the term can host systems resources are not allocated variable. Without QEMU accelerator is a hardware emulator. Native Virtualization The Native .irtuali3ation2 also 1nown as hardware virtuali3ation2 the guest operating system parts of the physical hardware is in the form of virtual hardware. To ensure that only guests are served that are compatible with the CPU of the host. The privileged CPU instructions2 the guest systems are directly managed by the 1ernel while the host system. 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