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In previous Blog we have seen what is Hyper-V and the use of VMs, And here we are moving forward with the Benefits of Hyper-V and required Hardware to create it. If still you have not read previous Hyper-V blog than before going through this blog you should read the previous one before to understand the functionality. So by click on What is Hyper-V you can read the whole article of it. Benefits of Hyper-V One of the primary reasons organizations turn to Hyper-V is because it’s cost-effective—in fact, the basic Hyper-V tools are free with an enterprise agreement (EA, a volume licensing package offered by Microsoft for organizations with 500 or more computers). You will have to pay for more advanced Hyper-V functions and licensing, but even so, Hyper-V still has an edge over its competitors when it comes to price. Hyper-V is even more attractive when you consider its similarities with its biggest competitor, VMWare. Because Hyper-V is a solid, cost-effective option, many bu...

Microsoft released Hyper-V in the year of 2016 and it is considered a hot competitor to VMware’s Fusion and Oracle’s VM VirtualBox. In this blog and discussion, we’re going to show you how to set up and use it. What Is Hyper-V? Hyper-V is virtualization software that, well, virtualizes software. It can not only virtualize operating systems but also entire hardware components, such as hard drives and network switches. Unlike Fusion and Virtualbox, Hyper-V is not limited to the user’s device. You can use it for server virtualization, too. Hyper-V is available in three versions. Hyper-V for Windows Servers Hyper-V Servers Hyper-V on Windows 10 Hyper-V for Windows Servers is an add-on to the Windows Server OS. Hyper-V Servers, on the other hand, is a standalone solution that can be used to manage virtual and dedicated server instances, just like Hyper-V for Windows Servers. Hyper-V on Windows 10 is the version that runs on your laptop and the subject of this articl...

vmstat   command in Linux/Unix is a   performance monitoring command   of the system as it gives the information about processes, memory, paging, block IO, disk and CPU scheduling. All these functionalities makes the command   vmstat   also known as   virtual memory statistic reporter . Syntax : vmstat Delay: It is the time interval in between two updates. It can be termed as a sampling period after each interval of the sampling period report that will be printed with the updated details. If there will be no delay specified only one report will be printed with average value since boot. Count: It is the number of updates which is printed after each interval(sampling period). In absence of count and delay is specified, the default value of count is   infinite . Free: It specifies the amount of free memory/idle memory spaces which are not being used. si: Memory that is swapped in every second from disk in kilobytes. so: Memory that is swapped ...