What is Virtualization

[4rmplanet]

Great explanation ! No need to replay

[ironshootajay]

learn it here

wareztipsntricks.blogspot.com

[MercMaster101]

is the snowflake effect on every video?

[Nueroactive]

A world that is set up to invade the mental functioning of human beings. The Sim/virtual/cyber world allows people to be manipulated via the computer projections. Imagine people who are part of a company, as a owner you apply a general application over your employees, makes it better for you. This is why the government officials can not comprehend nor do anything about it, they are receiving a certain "active denial" imput. Who can stand against this?What are the solutions? Let me guess, BOMBS?

[waroftheworldseu]

great presentation... your camera guy needs a jolly big slap

[DEvilParsnip]

Very very good explanation. Thank you.

[gab7221]

tripod would have been better than this noob cameraman

[bushsson]

The cameraman sucks

[ibanezjj]

were they filming om a boat?

[abseclda]

Excuse me but but happens when the machine breaks?!!

[kaneda121212]

@abseclda vMotion.

[owenmarshall1234]

@kaneda121212 i think the camera man is suffering from motion sickness

[DomDollx]

oh and also, after reading other comments: u may want to try giving applied examples, bottom-up :) it helps.

[DomDollx]

awesome thank you! i've just learned about this recently from an internship process :D this is absolutely fascinating! Any suggestions on how a student can use VMs to generate a similar virtualized system for practice - or to get a better understanding of the system flow? thanks a lot!

[MegaTwangster]

still unclear

[HackMastery007]

@MegaTwangster You Must Be Dump for real buddy--- he explains everything!

[switch1986]

shoot the cameraman

[justin112588]

very good very good :)

[Unguidedone]

im going to run so many bots........

XD

[onlynumbersas]

@Unguidedone oh wait is your name unguided one? or un (one in spanish) guide done? or un-guide done?

[Unguidedone]

@onlynumbersas unguided / one

un·guid·ed / ˌənˈgīdid/ • adj. not guided in a particular path or direction; left to take its own course. ∎ (of a missile) not directed by remote control or internal equipment. Compare with ballistic missile and guided.

One (pronoun) used in a Genitive form

It is a gender neutral, third-person singular commonly used in English prose.

un∎guided∎one

because i am XD

[AlwaysAndForeverPFC]

Dan, you are learning Virtualization machine :)  thanks for video!

[FreezingHazard]

it's called cores and it eliminates the reason to need multiple computers if you know what you are doing, i'll give an example, OS1 core1, os2 core2, os3 core3, and so on.

[WorkFromHome001]

It sure is a long way from the old IBM/360 running three partitions...

[asus3571]

very interesting but for a normal joe smoe like myself do i get any real benifit from haveing it enabled in the biosor would it be better to disable it???

[Dubz229]

great video! thanks dan!

[noisecontrol1]

Nice demonstration Dan!

[bher1966]

Wow, time to make the transitiion, I need to get certified asap. Amazing stuff and the potential job opportunities are endless.

[hustla404]

@bher1966 I agree!

[vickmonroy17]

Thx 4 the video. I learned a lot.

[pmclose]

Perfect explanation, Dan.

[2DeCipher]

it must work - now more VMs than real M's (servers)

[trousien]

i probably won't get virtualization on my main computer in 2 years since i just built my computer a year ago but i will have it for the notebook im buying soon of course.. virtualization isn't that great or what you think it may be..

[aminex]

its meant for enterprise IT, what your talking about is cloud computing.

[H0D0NKAIN]

It's unfortunate that each one uses it's own operating system but maybe the next leap will bring us to a common ground or operating system standard in the future.  That way less redundant resources are being used. Very cool video! Thanks for posting it. :)

[versuscn]

Current OS is like a truck carrying multiple boxes. When one box is burning, the others cannot survive. Virtualization a kind of solved this problem, without increasing the cost of hardware. But this doesn't seem to be an efficient solution, does it?

[mysterchr]

I agree that if one of the boxes (VM's) is on fire the others are safe, however I worry about the the truck(Host OS) driving off a cliff so to speak.

[vastenmielinen]

cool ! but i knew that

[rahungry]

Can i ask you a question? If i use VM workstation I dont need to have internet connection as when using vm server, right? since you seem to know alot about vm