A nested virtual machine runs a virtual machine inside another virtual machine, without binding to the underlying physical computer. To set up a lab environment, one would install an operating system on the physical server, enable nested virtualization, create two bridges for management and storage traffic, create two VMs to install critical node analysis software, and enable iSCSI, NFS, and FTP servers to simulate different storage solutions.
A nested virtual machine runs a virtual machine inside another virtual machine, without binding to the underlying physical computer. To set up a lab environment, one would install an operating system on the physical server, enable nested virtualization, create two bridges for management and storage traffic, create two VMs to install critical node analysis software, and enable iSCSI, NFS, and FTP servers to simulate different storage solutions.
A nested virtual machine runs a virtual machine inside another virtual machine, without binding to the underlying physical computer. To set up a lab environment, one would install an operating system on the physical server, enable nested virtualization, create two bridges for management and storage traffic, create two VMs to install critical node analysis software, and enable iSCSI, NFS, and FTP servers to simulate different storage solutions.
- Nested virtual machine is about running virtual machine inside the virtual machine. It does not explicitly bind to the physical computer underlying it. It is a technique used for testing new operating systems.
2. What are the steps in setting up a lab environment? (10 points)
Install OS for physical machine (Ubuntu or CentOS)
- Installing an operating system for the physical server.
Enable nested virtualization
- Enabling nested virtualization for Ubuntu because it was disabled by default.
Create two bridge
- Two bridge because one bridge is used to carry management traffic and the second bridge is used to carry storage traffic.
Create two VM used to install CNA
- Used for installing critical node analysis (CNA) nodes.
Enable iSCSI Target and NFS
- Enable two storage that is related to storage services. Internet Small Computer Systems Interface (iSCI) is used to simulate Storage Area Network (SAN) storage. Network File System (NFS) is used to simulate Network-Attached Storage (NAS) storage.
Enable File Transfer Protocol (FTP) Server
- Enabling FTP server backups all management data of FusionCompute.