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Intermediate Virtualization Using KVM:
KVM (for Kernel-based Virtual Machine) is a full virtualization solution for Linux on x86 hardware containing virtualization extensions (Intel VT or AMD-V). This is developed by RedHat, available as a free, open-source alternative to other commercial solutions.
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Through this training we will learn how to download, install and setup KVM, what tools we can use to manage virtual machines, manage multiple KVM VM’s, command-line usage and scripting, and many other concepts.
The training includes the following:
- Short Intro about KVM
- Software installation – which will include the OS that can be used and commands to be used to enable virtualization
- Step by Step performing of the commands
- Knowing QEMU and its tools for VMs
- Configuring server network, storage, network bridge
- Steps to create VM
- Execution of Commands for managing VM, its state.
- Entering a VM Guest
- Managing multiple KVM VMs.
- Operation on VM like Editing, Updating, Deleting a VM.
- Migrating VM, Taking Backup.
Target Customers:
- Technical IT professionals
- Anyone interested in building a reliable, efficient and open virtualization infrastructure with KVM
- System administrators and Devops
- IT Students
Pre-Requisites:
- Make sure that your system has the hardware virtualization extensions
- For Intel-based hosts, verify the CPU virtualization extension [vmx] are available using following command.
- A good knowledge of system administration issues frequently encountered in enterprise environments is useful.
- Participants are expected to be well versed in Linux command line usage, shell scripting and text file editing.
