#virtual-machines

#virtual-machines

The OVF runtime environment allows guests to receive customizable metadata for enhanced configuration and optimization.

VMware Tools is essential for optimal virtual machine performance and features.

The installation process for VMware Tools on Ubuntu includes GUI and command line methods.

Containers ensure application isolation and networking through concepts like veth pairs and network namespaces, crucial for effective load testing and application management.

Kubernetes can manage virtual machines effectively by leveraging existing knowledge and features.

KubeVirt by CNCF enables Kubernetes to support VMs, inheriting scheduling and high availability capabilities.

Parallels Desktop 20.2 features x86 emulation for Macs, enabling users to run Windows and Linux virtual machines, albeit with limited performance.

Parallels has launched a preview allowing x86_64 OSes to run on Apple's Arm silicon, but performance issues hinder usability.

Beeks Group's migration from VMware to OpenNebula highlights the impact of rising costs and decreased innovation on enterprise decisions.

Pure Storage's new VM assessment tool assists enterprise users in cost management post-Broadcom VMware acquisition.

VMware Tools is essential for optimizing virtual machine performance and usability.

Cloud security requires a multi-layered approach to address unique challenges posed by dynamic cloud environments and VMs.

AMD's SEV security can be compromised with just $10 of hardware, undermining its effectiveness against memory attacks.

Windows 11 ISO is now available for Arm-based devices, allowing direct installations and media creation.

Microsoft Hyper-V is available on Windows 10 and 11 Pro, Enterprise, and Education editions for creating and managing virtual machines.

The hardware requirements for running Hyper-V on Windows 10 and 11 include a 64-bit processor with hardware virtualization support and a minimum of 4GB of RAM.

Microsoft's Azure FXv2-series VMs provide substantial improvements for high-performance workloads, enhancing CPU, memory, and storage capabilities.

Microsoft introduced Azure Compute Fleet at Build conference, streamlining Azure compute capacity management with various VM types and pricing options for improved scale, performance, and cost efficiency.

Microsoft Azure empowers businesses by simplifying the hosting of applications and services in the cloud without the need for dedicated hardware.