05 Introduction To Virtualization Features
05 Introduction To Virtualization Features
What do I get
by using
virtualization?
VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM
Cluster
VM
VM VM VM VM VM VM VM
Cluster
VM
VM
VM
VM
Cluster
70%
VM 3 VM 3 VM 3
2 GB 2 GB 2 GB
70%
VM 2 VM 2 VM 3
2 GB 2 GB 2 GB
20%
VM 1 VM 1 VM 3
2 GB 2 GB 2 GB
Hypervisor
4 GB
VM 75% VM
VM 25%
Write Write
Read Read
Create Delete
Write
Read
Write
Read
Restore
VM
Interconnect
Remote Access
Local Access
VM
VM
NUMA-Node1
VM Features
HA Load Balancing
• CNA host failure • Cluster resource scheduling
• Data store failure • Power management
• Blue screen of death • DRS rules
(BSOD) on a Windows VM
Cluster
VM HA
Do nothing
Do nothing
Restart VM
VM HA
VM HA
VM VM VM VM VM VM VM VM
Cluster
Host Group
Currently, IMC mode only allows VM live migration between hosts using Intel CPUs.
IMC mode allows the hosts in a cluster to present the same CPU function set to VMs running on
them, despite the fact that these hosts may be using CPUs with different performance baselines.
For the IMC mode to work for a cluster that already contains hosts and VMs, ensure that the
following conditions are met:
The CPU generations of the hosts in the cluster are the same as or later than the target IMC mode.
The CPU generations of the running or hibernating VMs in the cluster are the same as or earlier than the
target IMC mode. If any VM in the cluster does not meet this requirement, stop this VM or migrate it to
another cluster.
VM Features
Virtual
Machines
Quota Quota
Limit Limit
B. Modify a snapshot
D. Replicate a snapshot
2. Templates can be used to quickly deploy VMs. At present, templates can be created
only by converting or cloning VMs.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE