Microsoft Hyper-V is type 1 hypervisor-based virtualization technology that allows multiple virtual machines to run on a single physical machine. It is built into Windows Server operating systems and can also be installed on Windows 10. Hyper-V allows for the creation and management of virtual machines, virtual storage, and virtual networks. It supports a variety of guest operating systems, including Windows, Linux, and FreeBSD.
- Main Features of Microsoft Hyper-V
- Built-in hypervisor-based virtualization technology for Windows
- Supports a variety of guest operating systems
- Provides features such as live migration and high availability
- Enables virtual storage and virtual network management
- Pros of Microsoft Hyper-V
- Provides cost savings by maximizing server utilization
- Offers high performance and scalability
- Easy integration with other Microsoft products
- Provides a user-friendly graphical user interface
- Cons of Microsoft Hyper-V
- Limited support for non-Windows guest operating systems
