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them ma" have i#entical sets o! memor" content. This presents opportunities !or sharing memor" across virtual machines (as well as sharing within a single virtual machine). $or e%ample several virtual machines ma" &e running the same guest operating s"stem have the same applications or contain the same user #ata. With page sharing the h"pervisor can reclaim the re#un#ant copies an# onl" 'eep one cop" which is share# &" multiple virtual machines in the host ph"sical memor". (s a result the total virtual machine host memor" consumption is re#uce# an# a higher level o! memor" overcommitment is possi&le. ).*allooning I#eall" a V+ !rom which memor" has &een reclaime# shoul# per!orm as i! it ha# &een con!igure# with less memor". ,S- Server uses a ballooning techni.ue to achieve such pre#icta&le per!ormance &" coa%ing the guest /S into cooperating with it when possi&le. This process is #1epicte# 0.1"pervisor Swapping 1"pervisor Swapping In the cases where *allooning (an# TPS) are not su!!icient to reclaim memor" ,S- emplo"s 1"pervisor Swapping to reclaim memor". (t guest startup the h"pervisor creates a separate swap !ile !or the guest. This !ile locate# in the guest2s home #irector" has an e%tension .vswp 34S &ase# on pre-#e!ine# rules intelligentl" allocating availa&le resources among the virtual machines /ptimi5e har#ware utili5ation automaticall" 1( V+ware 1( ensures that su!!icient resources are availa&le in the resource pool at all times to &e a&le to restart virtual machines on #i!!erent ph"sical servers in the event o! server !ailure. 4estart o! virtual machines is ma#e possi&le &" the Virtual +achine $ile S"stem (V+$S) V+/TI/6 1. Entire state of a virtual machine is encapsulated by a set of files stored on shared storage such as FC,SCSI,NFS 2. emory and system state, E!ecution State "ill be transferred#copy the $I% &' to ( instantaneously from running ES) to another ES) *. Net"or+s being used by the virtual machine are also virtuali,ed by the underlying ES) host ( otion manages the virtual &C address as part of the process. -nce the destination machine is activated, ( otion pings the net"or+ router to ensure that it is a"are of the ne" physical location of the virtual &C address S( -%I-N live migration of virtual machine dis+ files "ithin and across storage arrays "ith no do"ntime or disruption in service. Storage ( otion relocates virtual machine dis+ files from one shared storage location to another shared storage location "ith ,ero do"ntime, 'ort .roups 1.(irtual achine/0sed for ( net"or+1 2.Service Console/0sed for Service Console Communications1 *.(m 2ernel/0sed for ( otion, iSCSI, NFS Communications1 3hat are the files that ma+e ( 4
File.( ),.File.N(5& .,.File.(S3&',File.vmf!,.File.vmsd,snapshot database.vmsn,( $-IS.vmd+,(irtual machine dis+file.vs"p,(m snapshot file.vmss,etc. ( 6igh &vailability Fault %olerance
Automatic creation of secondary virtual machines. Automatically trigger the creation of a new secondary virtual machine after failover, to ensure continuous protection to the application additional dedicated gigabit Ethernet network What are the different types of Virtualization? Server,Storage,application, resentation,!ardware,"etwork# V$% V&ware $onsolidate %ackup is used as mediator between the backup software and Virtual machines ' ES( hosts#
What is a VNIC? A VNIC is a virtual nic which is added when we create a virtual machine. Its a software based nic (virtualized nic) which enables the communication between vms or between a vm or vSwitch vSwitch? A vSwitch is nothing but the h!sical nic which is installed on the "S# server. $he same h!sical nic shared to all the virtual machines hosted on that articular "S# server. So it is acting as a Switch in this scenario. %e can connect&configure '(') virtual machines to use a h!sical nic* in other words we can create a virtual switch that contain '(') orts. No h!sical switch rovides these man! orts in real time. And in other case* we can create the vSwitch with out an! h!sical nic also. Its urel! software based vSwitch (the same is used between V+' and V+,).
%hen the files associated with that V+ are loc.ed b! a host it wont owered on. At that time* !ou must unregister the vm from the host using vmware1cmd utilit
What happens when "ou ta#e a snapshot of virtual $achine? %hen !ou ta.e a sna shot of virtual machine* it ma.es a co ! of the .vmd. file and its memor!* saves them along with the other virtual machine files.
"vmware-cmd createsnapshot "
each snapshot occupies the same size of #vmdk file in the datastore# So if you take more snapshots, more space will be utilized#
%istribute& vSwitch 'VI% () $his is an e-tra1ordinar! feature of vS here 6.(* which saves lot of administrative time in configuring networ.ing on each and ever! single "S# server in a cluster individuall!. %ith this ultimate feature we can configure a dvSwitch at the cluster level* which is a lied to all the hosts. So that the networ. configuration on all hosts remains identical which avoids networ. related issues while doing v+otion li.e things.