June 2025
Beginner to intermediate
1180 pages
37h 48m
English
Kernel-Based Virtual Machine (KVM) is a Linux-specific virtualization technology for the server and enterprise segment. It extends Quick Emulator (QEMU), which has been available for a while. Red Hat and SUSE fully rely on the combination of QEMU and KVM in their enterprise distributions, and all other popular Linux distributions also include QEMU/KVM packages.
This chapter first introduces the basics of KVM and then focuses on server virtualization using KVM: this allows multiple Linux virtual servers to run on one machine. In real life, this is often done to separate server functions as much as possible to maximize security. But practical reasons also often speak in favor of server virtualization. While ...
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