Linux Virtualization

This hands-on class provides experience with a variety of Linux virtualization approaches. We examine the straight forward approach of creating VM's with tools like the virt manager and virsh and then dive into qemu and KVM.
This class covers Linux virtualization from the introductory level up to a more advanced level. Not only covering “how to” but also the “how” of how things work behind the scenes. How virtualization is implemented on Linux. From the role of qemu to the role of the Intel and AMD specialized instructions.
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