ESXi
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What is ESXi?
VMware ESXi is a bare-metal hypervisor; it's a type 1 hypervisor that runs directly on the server hardware, allowing you to partition a single physical server into multiple virtual machines (VMs). It's used for server virtualization, enabling efficient resource utilization, consolidation of workloads, and simplified management of virtual environments.
What other technologies are related to ESXi?
ESXi Competitor Technologies
Hyper-V
Hyper-V is Microsoft's hypervisor, and directly competes with ESXi.
KVM
KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) is a hypervisor that is built into Linux, making it a direct competitor to ESXi.
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ESXi Complementary Technologies
vCenter
vCenter is the management platform for ESXi hosts, providing centralized control and features like vMotion and DRS. It's strongly complementary.
vSphere
vSphere is the suite that includes ESXi. They are part of the same ecosystem and very complementary.
vSAN
vSAN is a software-defined storage solution that integrates with vSphere and ESXi, making it a complementary technology.
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Which job functions commonly mention ESXi?
Infrastructure Engineer
0.7% of all Infrastructure Engineer jobs mention ESXi
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Systems Engineer
0.4% of all Systems Engineer jobs mention ESXi
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Administrator
0.2% of all Administrator jobs mention ESXi
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Engineer
0.1% of all Engineer jobs mention ESXi
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Engineering & R&D
0.1% of all Engineering & R&D jobs mention ESXi
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