Hyper-V: Beyond the Hype
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wswillaim 1 year ago
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wswillaim 1 year ago
Hyper-V can be downloaded free and installed standalone in which case it basically a bare-metal hypervisor and a command shell to configure it. Or you can install it as a role in windows server 2008 64 bit edition in which case it's still a hypervisor but you've got windows server to control it with.
gr4tuitou5 2 years ago
I'm not sure which free product of VMware you meant, because now both ESXi and VMware Server (formerly gsx) is free.
Hyper-V is like a mixture of both: unlike ESX(i) it runs on a full-featured os like VMware Server, but it's considered to be a bare-metal hypervisor. And that's what I still don't understand why.
Zetor42 2 years ago
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Xzun009 3 years ago
Wouldn't that mean that only MS products could run on Hyper V?
I dunno. If u can't circumvent the kernel, then you're stuck with the OS vendor's (MS) proprietary products, right?
Then Hyper V is just a mimic of MS IIS.
Not too much innovation...
kurizzos 3 years ago
you are correct julesman Hyper V runs alot like vmware's free product. The virtualization in hyper v runs like a service in the windows kernel unlike ESXi which runs right on the hardware.Esx's kernel is the virtualization kernel and only 32 meg at that
tonneeey 3 years ago
Bzzz... wrong.. Actually MS do it differently...
julesman 3 years ago
Well they just watch what vmware does and do the same
tonneeey 3 years ago
so how does hyper-v virtualize the physical hardware?
cuiya 3 years ago