Ch13 Virtualization and Cloud

Network adapter with security advantages over bridged mode

Dividing the hardware resources of a single physical machine between multiple guest operating systems

Intel virtualization technology

AMD virtualization technology

Network adapter mode which gives the VM direct access to the host machine network

Cloud service model where the service provider manages everything and allows the client access to an application

Captures the state, data, and hardware configuration of an operating VM to have a "known-working" snapshot

Hypervisor installed on top of an existing operating system

Hypervisor installed directly on top of bare-metal hardware

Operating system which runs directly on the bare-metal hardware

Network adapter which places a single VM into a separate virtual network

Network adapter mode which places multiple VMs into a separate virtual network

Machine with minimal resources, heavily dependent on a server's computing power

Captures the running state and data of a virtual machine as it is at the current moment

Program that facilitates the division of physical resources between VMs

Computer which has significant capabilities without needing to rely on a server or other system

Cloud service model where the client is responsible for the applications/software

Operating system running inside of a virtual machine

Backup versions of virtual machines to restore in the event of corruption/loss

On-demand availability of system resources like computing power and data storage

Computer system created in software to emulate a separate, physical machine