What is a hypervisor, and what role does it play in virtualization?
A hypervisor is software or firmware that creates and manages multiple virtual machines (VMs) on a single physical computer.
Role of a Hypervisor:
- Allocates CPU, RAM, and storage to VMs.
- Allows multiple operating systems to run on one computer.
- Provides isolation between virtual machines.
- Manages hardware resources efficiently.
Role of a Hypervisor:
- Allocates CPU, RAM, and storage to VMs.
- Allows multiple operating systems to run on one computer.
- Provides isolation between virtual machines.
- Manages hardware resources efficiently.