Understanding Linux virtualization methods, architectures, and implementations
This is an overview of virtualization methods, architectures, and implementations under Linux.
Tim Jones has published a good article that explains Virtualization. It is a broad term that refers to the abstraction of computer resources.
From the article:
Virtualization means many things to many people. A big focus of virtualization currently is server virtualization, or the hosting of multiple independent operating systems on a single host computer. This article explores the ideas behind virtualization and then discusses some of the many ways to implement virtualization. We also look at some of the other virtualization technologies out there, such as operating system virtualization on Linux.

Read more: Virtual Linux...
You may also be interested in other helpful articles:
- CVS, Git, Arch Linux Version control mini how to
- Howto share application data using UNIX System V IPC mechanisms
- Virtualization: Run Windows and Linux at One Place
- How to: Install and Setup XEN Virtualization software on CentOS Linux 5
- Debian Linux Adopts OpenVZ Virtualization Software
Leave a Reply
We encourage your comments, and suggestions. But please stay on topic, be polite, and avoid spam. Thank you very much for stopping by our site!


Recent Comments
Yesterday ~ 24 Comments
Yesterday ~ 24 Comments
Yesterday ~ 3 Comments
Yesterday ~ 2 Comments
09/05/2008 06:08 pm (2 days ago) ~ 16 Comments