Practical: How to install type 2 hypervisor? | Tutorial

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In this video, I have installed window server 2012 and centos 7on hypervisor
Type 1 & Type 2 Virtualization
Type 2 was the first virtualization system to be developed. It is designed to run on an existing operating system. The virtual machines running in the virtualization solution connect to a hypervisor which translates the instructions into operating system instructions which are then handled by the operating system. Since the operating system is needed to access the hardware, this is slower than if the virtual machines had a direct route to the hardware. The advantage of type 2 is they do not require any special hardware in order to run.


With Type 1 virtualization, the operating system and any virtual machines run through the same hypervisor. This makes it faster than type 2. In order for type 1 to work, special hardware requirements are required. For example, the CPU and BIOS need to support virtualization.


Type 1 & Type 2 Virtualization Examples
Type 1: Hyper-V and vSphere. The advantage of Hyper-V is that it can be run on the same computer running Windows. vSphere, in contrast, requires a dedicated computer that can only be used to run vSphere. Microsoft has also supplied a Hyper-V standalone version if you want to run Hyper-V on a dedicated computer.
Type2: Microsoft Virtual PC, Microsoft Virtual Server, VMWare Workstation, and VirtualBox. The advantage of these is that they can be installed on Windows and do not require special hardware.