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Part One

Hyper VTM

Part One Contents

• Overview

• Hypervisor(Type 1 and
Type 2)

• Comparison with ESX

Server

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Overview
Virtualization is the creation of a virtual (rather
than actual) version of something, such as -
• An operating system
• A server
• A storage device
• A network resources,
• Applications etc.

Use of software to allow a piece of hardware to run

multiple operating system images at the same
time.

Windows Server 2008 Hyper V

Hypervisor

• A hypervisor is a virtualization platform that allows one or

more guest operating systems to run on a host computer at
the same time.

• There are three types of virtualization forms

• Type 1 (Native or Bare Metal)
• Type 2
• Hybrid

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Type 2

• Operating system installed directly onto

the physical hardware

• Virtual Machine Monitor (VMM), role is to

create and manage virtual machines
• VMM here runs in User Mode
• VMM here are process virtual
machines
• Examples - Microsoft Virtual PC,
Microsoft Virtual Server 2005

Windows Server 2008 Hyper V

Hybrid

• Both the host OS and the VMM

essentially run directly on the
hardware

• Host OS and VMM both share CPU

cycles
• VMM here runs in Kernel Mode
• VMM here are system virtual
machines

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Type 1

• A hypervisor is a layer of software that

exists just above the hardware

• It provide isolated execution

environments called partitions

• Each partition is provided with its own set

of hardware resources -such as memory,
CPU cycles

• There are two variations of Type 1 VMM:

Monolithic and Microkernelized

Windows Server 2008 Hyper V

Monolithic

• Hypervisor has its own drivers for

accessing the hardware beneath it.

• Drivers and third-party code runs in

very sensitive area

• Driver stability is a critical issue

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Microkernelized

• One VM is the parent partition while

the others are child partitions

• The parent partition creates and

manages the child partitions, and it
contains a virtualization stack that is
used to control these child
partitions

• Examples - Windows Server 2008,

VMware ESX Server 3, Citrix
XenServer v4

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Difference between ESX and Hyper V

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Part Two

Part Two Contents

• Diigo

• BugMeNot

• Stylish

• Adblock

• Internet Explorer 8

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1. Diigo – Social Bookmarking, web annotation

• One central place to manage all your bookmarks, lists, and

tags

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2. BugMeNot – Bypass registration

• Find and share logins for websites that force you to

register:

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3. Stylish – Customize look and feel

• Customize look and feel of websites

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4. AdBlock – Block them all

• Get rid of annoying Advertisements

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5. Internet Explorer 8

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