KVM Linux Server Virtualization Solutions For One App One Virtual Machine Vserver manufacturer from China OS-easy Group Holding Ltd.

KVM Linux Server Virtualization Solutions For One App One Virtual Machine

Place of Origin:

Zhejiang, China (Mainland)


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Model No.: Vserver

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KVM Linux Server Virtualization Solutions For One App One Virtual Machine

Server virtualization

Server virtualization is defined as the partitioning of a physical server into smaller virtual servers. In server virtualization the resources of the server itself are hidden (or masked) from users. One common usage of this technology is in Web servers. Virtual Web servers are a very popular way of providing low-cost web hosting services. Instead of requiring a separate computer for each server, dozens of virtual servers can co-reside on the same computer.
That said, different products provide different levels of virtualization:

· Full virtualization - guest OS is unmodified and believes it is running on the same hardware as the host OS;

· Para virtualization - guest OS is modified;

· Emulation - guest OS is unmodified but it is running on a software emulated CPU.

OS-easy Vserver virtualized server used KVM with Full Virtualization

OS-easy Vserver Function list:

Module	Main functions
Virtualized computing	Bare metal frame, CPU virtualization, Memory virtualization, Resource pool management, Resource adjustment, Dynamic migration
Monitoring and alerting	Host performance monitoring, Virtual machine performance monitoring, Application process monitoring, WEB application monitoring, monitoring strategy, Alarm notification, Event log
Virtual storage	Virtual disk, Local storage management, NFS storage management, SAN storage management, Storage thin provisioning, Mount a raw device, Multi-path storage, Repository, Disk-File Managing, Storage migrations
Virtual network	Virtual NIC, Virtual switches, DHCP, VLAN, NAT, multiple NIC binding, network I/O limitations, Network topology, External IP management
Centralized management	B/S and C/S view, Server management, Image management, Import and export image, Image library permission, USB device management, User management, Roles and permission management, Schedule, Time synchronization, Notepad
Load balance	Cluster load balance, Load balancer, Application load balance
High availability	Virtual machine HA, Control node HA, VM OS detection
Virtual machine lifecycle	Virtual machine profile, Create virtual machine, Edit virtual machine, Adjust resource size, Delete virtual machine console, load local ISO, Upload file to virtual machine, Full clone, Link clone, Move virtual machine, Virtual machine group, Virtual machine priority, Start virtual machine, Restart virtual machine, Shut down virtual machine, Power off, Suspend virtual machine
Disaster recovery and backup	Virtual machine snapshot, Virtual machine restore , Import and export virtual machine, Virtual machine disaster recovery
Resource statistics	Global resources, Resource allocation statistics, Application statistics, Host utilization, Virtual machine utilization, Export Excel report, Security center, Security level setting, Host firewall, Mandatory access control, Virtual machine isolation, Security audit