KVM and containers are both technologies that allow multiple workloads to run on the same physical machine, but they do so in very different ways. Understanding these differences is important when choosing the right tool for virtualization, application deployment, or cloud infrastructure.
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KVM Kernel-based Virtual Machine
In today’s cloud-driven, scalability-focused IT landscape, virtualization sits at the core of nearly every modern infrastructure. Among the numerous platforms available, KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) has emerged as a powerful, open-source virtualization technology that blends the flexibility of Linux with the performance of hardware-accelerated virtual machines. Whether powering public clouds, enterprise data centers, or development sandboxes, KVM is a proven foundation for high-performance virtual workloads.
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How To Share a Folder between Windows guest and Linux Host in KVM environment
In this guide we will learn how to configure a shared folder between a Windows OS guest Virtual Machine and a Linux Host system
This procedure allow you also to install the required driver for to automatically resize the resolution of Windows when you change the window of the guest system
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