QEMU/KVM
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What is QEMU/KVM?
QEMU is a generic and open-source machine emulator and virtualizer. When used as a virtualizer, QEMU, in combination with KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine), allows you to run virtual machines at near-native speed. KVM is a Linux kernel module that provides the virtualization infrastructure, while QEMU emulates the hardware. This combination is commonly used for server virtualization, desktop virtualization, and cloud computing.
What other technologies are related to QEMU/KVM?
QEMU/KVM Competitor Technologies
LXC/LXD
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LXC/LXD are containerization technologies that offer operating-system-level virtualization, providing an alternative to the hardware-level virtualization offered by QEMU/KVM. While they can be used together, they often represent alternative approaches to virtualization.
Docker
Docker is a containerization platform which provides operating system level virtualization, an alternative to the hardware level virtualization provided by QEMU/KVM. While they can be used together, they represent alternative approaches to virtualization.
VMware
VMware offers a suite of virtualization products (vSphere, ESXi, Workstation) that directly compete with QEMU/KVM as hypervisors.
AWS
AWS (Amazon Web Services) provides cloud computing services, including virtual machines, which are a direct competitor to setting up your own virtualization infrastructure with QEMU/KVM. AWS uses its own hypervisors (e.g., Nitro) to provide these services.
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QEMU/KVM Complementary Technologies
Ubuntu Linux
Ubuntu is a popular Linux distribution that can be used as a host operating system for QEMU/KVM, providing a platform to run virtual machines. It can also be a guest OS inside a QEMU/KVM virtual machine.
Ceph
Ceph is a distributed storage system that can be used to provide storage for virtual machines running on QEMU/KVM. It's a commonly used backend for OpenStack deployments using QEMU/KVM.
Debian
Debian is a Linux distribution, like Ubuntu, that can be used as a host or guest operating system for QEMU/KVM.
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Which job functions commonly mention QEMU/KVM?
Engineering Productivity
0.7% of all Engineering Productivity jobs mention QEMU/KVM
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Hospitality
35 Hospitality jobs mention QEMU/KVM
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Software Engineer
190 Software Engineer jobs mention QEMU/KVM
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Engineer
287 Engineer jobs mention QEMU/KVM
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Engineering & R&D
301 Engineering & R&D jobs mention QEMU/KVM
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Which organizations are mentioning QEMU/KVM?
Juniper Networks
Scientific and Technical Services
Cea - Commissariat à l'Energie Atomique
Utilities
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