I need two technolgies compared:
'Linux KVM' and 'VirtualBox + VT-x enabled'
Interesting items:
1. Performance
2. Technical implementation. Does the 'Virtualbox + VT-X' acting as hypervizor ? if not, what is the difference ?
3. Does KVM technology can implement more features than 'Virtualbox+VT-x' ?
Can anyone give me answer to three positions ?
Please give me a link, if there is one. Thanks
'Linux KVM' vs 'VirtualBox + VT-x'
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Perryg
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Re: 'Linux KVM' vs 'VirtualBox + VT-x'
Wow. Is this for school?
If I were researching this I would put those statements in Google.
If I were researching this I would put those statements in Google.
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Re: 'Linux KVM' vs 'VirtualBox + VT-x'
NO! it's not for school. After using google I found comparison kvm with VirtualBox without VT-x. I need comparison with VT-x enabled.Perryg wrote:Wow. Is this for school?
If I were researching this I would put those statements in Google.
Can Virtualbox be called Hypervizor when VT-X enabled ?
I did not found any article about this.
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Re: 'Linux KVM' vs 'VirtualBox + VT-x'
sounds more like its for a job interview, or the task has been outsourced to someone who doesn't know what he's talking about.Perryg wrote:Wow. Is this for school?
If I were researching this I would put those statements in Google.
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Re: 'Linux KVM' vs 'VirtualBox + VT-x'
VirtualBox is a type 2 hypervisor. With or without VT-x enabled.
I typed hypervisor in google and this is one of the links it returned. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypervisor
I typed hypervisor in google and this is one of the links it returned. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypervisor