The created virtual machines offer functions typical of physical systems, including virtual BIOS as well as virtual hardware, represented by processor (CPU), memory (RAM), storage, network cards, etc., thus completely simulating a physical process. The technology is used to isolate, develop and test applications in different environments. However, we will find it very often in Web hosting companies, within VPS (physical virtual server) packages.
Unlike operating system virtualization (OpenVZ - level 2 hypervisor), KVM (even if it is a level 2 hypervisor, works as a level 1 hypervisor) will provide an experience very close to a physical server
Here are some of the benefits of using KVM virtualization:
high performance in data processing
automatic scaling of resources to respond to heavy loads as the number of virtual machines on a equipment increases
enhanced security due to the direct implementation of KVM in the source code of the Linux kernel
It is not necessary to pay immediately after placing the order to benefit from the services. This article presents you with the opportunity to test the services.
by Mihai BobriucViews 405Updated now 3 monthsPublished 25/07/2018