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Virtualization with KVM: bottom to top, past to future
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Paolo Bonzini
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feb Sat 04
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The KVM hypervisor entered the Linux kernel at the beginning of 2007 and, since then, it has progressed a lot in terms of scalability, performance and features. Together with it, an entirely open-source stack of user-mode virtualization tools has come into existence and seen vigorous development. Its components include management tools (libvirt, oVirt), guest rescue and inspection tools (guestfish), desktop virtualization (spice), user interfaces (virt-manager and now Boxes). The stability of the hypervisor and the fast-paced development of the tools created a virtuous circle that is quickly bridging the gap between proprietary and open-source virtualization. In this talk, I will highlight the recent additions to KVM and the accompanying tools, and present features that are new or in the works.
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