Lecture

Virtualization: Principles and Applications

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Description

This lecture covers the fundamental principles of virtualization, starting with the concept of virtual machine monitors and the Popek/Goldberg Principles. It then explores the implementation of virtual machines, from minimalistic architectures to highly-scalable Virtual Machine Monitors. The lecture also discusses the transition from traditional systems to virtualized environments, highlighting the importance of Virtual Machine High Availability in cloud computing.

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