Hello Friends I am Deepak Saini and tody I m trying to explain the KVM in the redhat.
So lets start
What is KVM ?
KVM is a virtual machine like VMware .We are using vmware in the windows system but in linux based mostly operating systems we are using the kvm .It is a free software or package which are using for virtual machine.
Requirement
1 Processor x86
2 Operating System x86
3 On board virtual option support
4 Hypervisor
KVm enable us to run guest operating system in the linux without any third party software.
Package -> qemux,virt*,libvirt*
Tool -> virt - manager
Lets start
1 Check the package installed or not
syntax :- #rpm -qa | grep qemu
syntax :- #rpm -qa | grep virt*
syntax :- #rpm -qa | grep libvirt*
In the middle the package open a condition in which it tell you insert th input we insert the capital Y for install our packages
2 If the packages are not installed the install hte packages with hte yum server or other method which you know .
syntax :- # yum install libvirt*
syntax :- # yum install virt*
3 create a logical partion for kvm where you install your virtual machine with help of fdisk if you new then read from here
4 Now your are open the kvm grapical interface by the command
syntax :- # virt - manager
So the installation is complete .it works when you are install when your amin machine is LINUX
Thanks for reading and sorry for R.I.P english friends i come back again _/\_
So lets start
What is KVM ?
KVM is a virtual machine like VMware .We are using vmware in the windows system but in linux based mostly operating systems we are using the kvm .It is a free software or package which are using for virtual machine.
Requirement
1 Processor x86
2 Operating System x86
3 On board virtual option support
4 Hypervisor
KVm enable us to run guest operating system in the linux without any third party software.
Package -> qemux,virt*,libvirt*
Tool -> virt - manager
Lets start
1 Check the package installed or not
syntax :- #rpm -qa | grep qemu
syntax :- #rpm -qa | grep virt*
syntax :- #rpm -qa | grep libvirt*
2 If the packages are not installed the install hte packages with hte yum server or other method which you know .
syntax :- # yum install libvirt*
syntax :- # yum install virt*
3 create a logical partion for kvm where you install your virtual machine with help of fdisk if you new then read from here
4 Now your are open the kvm grapical interface by the command
syntax :- # virt - manager
So the installation is complete .it works when you are install when your amin machine is LINUX
Thanks for reading and sorry for R.I.P english friends i come back again _/\_
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