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    OPERATING SYSTEM

    BULACAN STATE UNIVERSITY

    COLLEGE OF INFORMATION &


    COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY

    PREPARED BY: RIMA G. LAGOC


    OPERATING SYSTEM
    LEARNING OBJECTIVES
    On completion of this unit, you will
    be able to:
     Distinguish between different
    types of operating systems
    designed for workstations,
    servers, mobiles, embedded
    systems, and virtualization.
     Identify commonly used
    commercial and open source
    operating systems, such as
    Windows, macOS, iOS, Linux,
    Chrome, and Android.
     Use a browser to view websites.
    OPERATING SYSTEM

    VIRTUALIZATION
     Means that multiple operating
    systems can be installed and run
    simultaneously on a single
    computer.
     A virtual platform requires at least
    three components
     COMPUTER
     HYPERVISOR
     GUEST OPERATING SYSTEMS
    OPERATING SYSTEM
    COMPUTER
     The physical
    machine (or host)
    that provides the
    resources, such as
    CPU and memory,
    for the virtual
    environment.
    OPERATING
    HYPERVISOR
    SYSTEM
     Virtual Machine Monitor [VMM]
    manages the virtual machine
    environment and facilitates
    interaction with the host hardware
    and network.
     There are two main classes of
    hypervisor:
     A Type I (or "bare metal")
    hypervisor is installed directly on
    the computer and interacts directly
    with its hardware.
     A Type II hypervisor runs as a
    software application within a host
    operating system. The host
    operating system retains direct
    control of the hardware and the
    hypervisor must request use of it
    OPERATING SYSTEM
    GUEST OPERATING SYSTEMS
     Virtual Machines [VM])
    operating systems installed
    under the virtual
    environment.
     The number of operating
    systems is generally only
    restricted by hardware
    capacity.
     The hypervisor may also
    restrict the type of operating
    systems that can be installed.
    OPERATING SYSTEM

    DESKTOP
    VIRTUALIZATION
     VIRTUAL LABS
     SUPPORT LEGACY
    SOFTWARE
    APPLICATIONS
     DEVELOPMENT
    ENVIRONMENT
     TRAINING
    OPERATING SYSTEM

    VIRTUAL LABS
     Create a research lab
    to analyze viruses,
    worms, and Trojans.
     As the malware is
    contained within the
    guest OS, it cannot
    infect the researcher's
    computer or network
    OPERATING SYSTEM
    SUPPORT LEGACY
    SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS
     If the host computers
    have been upgraded,
    software may not work
    well with the new
    operating system.
     In this scenario, the old
    OS can be installed as a
    VM and the application
    software accessed using
    the VM.
    OPERATING SYSTEM

    DEVELOPMENT
    ENVIRONMENT
     Test software
    applications under
    different operating
    systems and resource
    constraints.
    OPERATING SYSTEM

    TRAINING
     Lab environments can be set up so
    that students can practice using a
    live operating system and software
    without impacting the production
    environment.
     At the end of the lab, changes to
    the VM can be discarded so the
    original environment is available
    again for the next student to use.

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