Arpit Agrawal
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They sit quietly between the hardware and virtual machines ensuring everything runs smoothly
If I had to simplify it - A hypervisor is like a landlord managing an apartment building, Each VM (tenant) gets its own space, but the building (server) stays structurally sound.
If I had to simplify it - A hypervisor is like a landlord managing an apartment building, Each VM (tenant) gets its own space, but the building (server) stays structurally sound.
February 21, 2025 at 10:07 AM
They sit quietly between the hardware and virtual machines ensuring everything runs smoothly
If I had to simplify it - A hypervisor is like a landlord managing an apartment building, Each VM (tenant) gets its own space, but the building (server) stays structurally sound.
If I had to simplify it - A hypervisor is like a landlord managing an apartment building, Each VM (tenant) gets its own space, but the building (server) stays structurally sound.