Type 1 vs. Type 2 Hypervisors

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[saltech]

5 minutes 10 seconds tutorial can place you on top of situations to pass an interview. So cool. Thank you.

[DatFunnyofficeguy]

That was an awesome explanation of the difference between type 1/2 hypervisor. Thanks so much 🎉

[randomthings]

Very helpful. I'm newly employed and I feel this the best place to start

[rgloria]

An "Hypervisor" is installed over the server BIOS (Basic Input Output System). This is the first layer operating system. It can also override any operating system on the next layer Therefore, the BIOS system is overall responsible for the services to the next layer operating system. The "Hypervisor" divide up the service into usable "chunks" of resources in virtual API calls. However, it still has to allocate resources based on Call List.

[andriamichaels]

I was completely confused until I seen this video. Thanks guys....and girls!

[saltech]

In the case of a new Dell Server from the shop, what is the first thing to do when you power it on before installing a Type 1 Hypervisor? Please somebody help

[sangesherpa]

this video is useful and has clear explanation

[bonginkosimotloung]

Are you a lecture? You explained perfectly well

[jacekzwolankiewicz]

Hyper-V working on Windows Server ESXI running on Linux so why they are typ 1 somebody can more explain it to me you don't instal Hyper-V or ESXI on server you ned server then os then hypervisor so it is type 2

[astraldrifter]

I get that esxi is a type 1 hypervisor because you install it like you install an os but hyper V? That runs on top of windows server/workstation how can it be that it is not a type 2?

[manasone]

I believe KVM falls under hosted hypervisor category i.e. Type-2 Hypervisor.

[raymondgregory]

KVM is a Type 2 Hypervisor, NOT Type 1, as identified in this video.

[daddyk.]

Since all hypervisors cited in these video uses modern processor virtualisation technologies (AMD-V / Intel VT-x), those categories (types) doesn't really apply anymore and all those Hypervisors behave the same now. Little differences in performance we can observe are only matters of codes optimizations.

[nicky]

"and a new hypervisor called KVM" wow this video dated itself less than a minute in

[Ms.Robot.]

Your type 1 hypervisor image is wrong. An OS is not required.

[WabuhWabuh]

let me explain it so all can understand

type 1 is hypervisor is the main operating system
type 2 the hyper visor is run on top of an operating system

[danking]

Esxi is a type 1. Hyper-v is a type 2.

[grownupgaming]

4:25 aww no one wants to run mac applications

[rafiurrahman]

please do not follow this vedio....wrong information