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Installing, configuring, and managing virtual machines on a Red Hat Enterprise Linux physical machine
This guide instructs ho w to co nfigure a Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 ho st physical machine and
ho w to install and co nfigure guest virtual machines with different distributio ns, using the KVM
hyperviso r. Also included PCI device co nfiguratio n, SR-IOV, netwo rking, sto rage, device and
guest virtual machine management, as well as tro ublesho o ting, co mpatibility and restrictions.
Библиотека;Компьютерная литература;Linux / Unix;CentOS / Red Hat Enterprise Linux
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