VirtIO
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What is VirtIO?
VirtIO is a standardized interface for virtual devices, allowing virtual machines to access resources (like network cards, storage, etc.) as if they were physical devices. It enables operating systems running within virtual machines to achieve near-native performance by avoiding the overhead of emulating legacy hardware.
What other technologies are related to VirtIO?
VirtIO Competitor Technologies
VirtIO Complementary Technologies
DPDK
DPDK can be used in conjunction with VirtIO to accelerate packet processing in virtualized environments. It can improve performance of virtio based virtual network functions.
libvirt
Libvirt is a virtualization management API that can be used to manage VMs using VirtIO devices. It simplifies the management of virtualized resources, using virtio as a key technology.
QEMU
QEMU is a hypervisor that commonly uses VirtIO for device emulation. VirtIO provides an efficient I/O path for guests running on QEMU.
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Which job functions commonly mention VirtIO?
Embedded Engineer
24 Embedded Engineer jobs mention VirtIO
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Firmware Engineer
9 Firmware Engineer jobs mention VirtIO
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Software Engineer
190 Software Engineer jobs mention VirtIO
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Engineering & R&D
351 Engineering & R&D jobs mention VirtIO
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Engineer
321 Engineer jobs mention VirtIO
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