VIRTUALIZATION AND CLOUD COMPUTING
STUDY QUESTIONS NEWEST FULL STUDY
GUIDE REVIEW / ACTUAL EXAM
QUESTIONS BANK / COMPLETE ACCURATE
QUIZZES WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS
Virtualization - ANS-the process of using powerful, special software running on a computer to create a
complete environment that imitates all of the hardware you would see on a physical computer
Virtual Machine - ANS-guest environment where an operating system can be installed and ran as if it
were installed on a physical computer
Hypervisor - ANS-sophisticated programming that allows full virtualization and manages complex
interactions
Native (type-1) - ANS-hypervisor runs directly on the host's computer hardware (bare metal server)
Hosted (type-2) - ANS-hypervisor runs within or "on top of" another operating system
supervisor - ANS-programming that handles very low level interaction among hardware and software
Emulator - ANS-software that converts the commands from the host machine into an entirely different
platform
Consolidation - ANS-stretching the server to its limits by installing various types of software on one piece
of hardware
Testing - ANS-using virtual machines to see how new software is compatible with other operating
systems and setups
Isolation - ANS-if a virtual server is under attack or is down, only that server is affected
Cloud computing - ANS-a way of offering on-demand services that extend the capabilities of a person's
computer or an organization's work
Benefits of the Cloud - ANS-lower costs
STUDY QUESTIONS NEWEST FULL STUDY
GUIDE REVIEW / ACTUAL EXAM
QUESTIONS BANK / COMPLETE ACCURATE
QUIZZES WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS
Virtualization - ANS-the process of using powerful, special software running on a computer to create a
complete environment that imitates all of the hardware you would see on a physical computer
Virtual Machine - ANS-guest environment where an operating system can be installed and ran as if it
were installed on a physical computer
Hypervisor - ANS-sophisticated programming that allows full virtualization and manages complex
interactions
Native (type-1) - ANS-hypervisor runs directly on the host's computer hardware (bare metal server)
Hosted (type-2) - ANS-hypervisor runs within or "on top of" another operating system
supervisor - ANS-programming that handles very low level interaction among hardware and software
Emulator - ANS-software that converts the commands from the host machine into an entirely different
platform
Consolidation - ANS-stretching the server to its limits by installing various types of software on one piece
of hardware
Testing - ANS-using virtual machines to see how new software is compatible with other operating
systems and setups
Isolation - ANS-if a virtual server is under attack or is down, only that server is affected
Cloud computing - ANS-a way of offering on-demand services that extend the capabilities of a person's
computer or an organization's work
Benefits of the Cloud - ANS-lower costs
