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by İsmail Baydan · Published 15/10/2017
VMware is one of the best virtualization company. Especially in the desktop based virtualization it provides far more features than its competitors. VMware provides some tools to make virtualization experience more smooth. These tools are called VMware Tools. In this tutorial we will look how to install these tools into...
Blog / Virtualbox / Virtualization / Windows / Windows 10 / Windows 7 / Windows 8 / Windows Server / Windows Server 2008 / Windows Server 2012 / Windows Server 2016
by İsmail Baydan · Published 02/04/2017 · Last modified 27/02/2018
Virtualbox is virtualization tool used to create virtual machines. Virtual machines can be cloned, created, deleted without affecting any external source in the host system. In this tutorial we will look how to install Virtualbox virtualization software in Windows operating systems. Download VirtualBox We will download Virtualbox from following link....
Blog / CentOS / Debian / Fedora / KVM / Linux / Mint / Qemu / RedHat / Ubuntu / Virtualization
by İsmail Baydan · Published 23/03/2017 · Last modified 30/11/2018
Virtualization and cloud computing is future of the IT. There are a lot of tools and architectures to make virtual the systems. Every big vendor have their original or clone virtualization technology or ecosystem. Linux provides KVM, Qemu for opensource, fast virtualization. Open source cloud ecosystem Openstack is mainly positioned...
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by İsmail Baydan · Published 14/03/2017 · Last modified 30/11/2018
KVM (Kernel Virtualization Module) is an open source, popular and efficient virtualization technology provided by Linux kernel. Virtualization creates virtual ram, devices, disks, CPU’s, networks etc. Qemu is the user space tool used to provide these to the kernel level virtualization tool KVM. Disk is one of the most important...
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by İsmail Baydan · Published 11/11/2016 · Last modified 25/11/2018
Qemu is very old virtualization technology used to virtualize system components and run operating systems on it. Before KVM and XEN QEMU was used heavily but it can not race with VMWARE or VIRTUAL PC. But with the KVM qemu get superfast speed for computing by using hardware based virtualization....
Blog / CentOS / Debian / Fedora / Kali / KVM / Linux / Mint / Qemu / RedHat / Ubuntu / Virtualization
by İsmail Baydan · Published 11/11/2016 · Last modified 25/11/2018
Hi today we are gonna look for managing vms especially in Linux with libvirt. Libvirt is a library and tools to manage vms. Lbivirt development is supported by Red hat and defacto tool in Linux world. In Linux Kvm/qemu is generally used for virtuulization but libvirt supports Xen, Virtualbox, Vmware,...
Blog / CentOS / Computer / Cpu / Debian / Fedora / Hardware / Kali / Linux / Mint / RedHat / Ubuntu
by İsmail Baydan · Published 09/11/2016 · Last modified 23/11/2018
CPU is central part of the computer systems. They provide all logic and computation power to the operating system that runs on them. In general we look the frequency and brand of the CPU like i5,i7. There are very different features in detail in CPU’s. There are different commands to...
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by İsmail Baydan · Published 28/10/2016 · Last modified 17/11/2018
KVM is a hyper visor used by a lot of Linux distributions. I am currently using it and very happy with it. I have most of the abilities paid hypervisors like HyperV, Vmware provides. Snapshots is picture of the VM in specified time. For example we will install new application...
Fedora / KVM / Linux / Network / Tips / Ubuntu / Virtualization
by İsmail Baydan · Published 27/09/2016 · Last modified 12/11/2018
There are times when we start virtual machine and want to get ip address quickly without open any GUI or connecting virtual machines console. Here is the tip. virsh domiflist Command
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#!/bin/bash VMNAME=$1 for mac in `sudo virsh domiflist $VMNAME |grep -o -E "([0-9a-f]{2}:){5}([0-9a-f]{2})"` ; do arp -e | grep $mac | grep -o -P "^\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}\.\d{1,3}" ; done |
The magic is that virtual machines interfaces are listed than mac address is grepped. After grepping mac address...
