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Intel virtualization technology

Uhlig, R. ; Neiger, G. ; Rodgers, D. ; Santoni, A.L. ; Martins, F.C.M. ; Anderson, A.V. ; Bennett, S.M. ; Kagi, A. ; Leung, F.H. ; Smith, L.

Computer (Long Beach, Calif.), 2005-05, Vol.38 (5), p.48-56 [Periódico revisado por pares]

New York, NY: IEEE

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Intel virtualization technology
Autor: Uhlig, R. ; Neiger, G. ; Rodgers, D. ; Santoni, A.L. ; Martins, F.C.M. ; Anderson, A.V. ; Bennett, S.M. ; Kagi, A. ; Leung, F.H. ; Smith, L.
Assuntos: Application software ; Application virtualization ; Applied sciences ; Arbitration ; Computer architecture ; computer architectures ; Computer programs ; Computer science; control theory; systems ; Computer systems and distributed systems. User interface ; Exact sciences and technology ; File servers ; Hardware ; IA-32 architecture ; Itanium architecture ; Legacy ; Monitors ; Operating systems ; Platform virtualization ; Simplification ; Software ; Software engineering ; software systems ; Virtual machine monitors ; virtual machines ; Virtual manufacturing ; Virtual networks ; virtualization technology ; Voice mail
É parte de: Computer (Long Beach, Calif.), 2005-05, Vol.38 (5), p.48-56
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Descrição: A virtualized system includes a new layer of software, the virtual machine monitor. The VMM's principal role is to arbitrate accesses to the underlying physical host platform's resources so that multiple operating systems (which are guests of the VMM) can share them. The VMM presents to each guest OS a set of virtual platform interfaces that constitute a virtual machine (VM). Once confined to specialized, proprietary, high-end server and mainframe systems, virtualization is now becoming more broadly available and is supported in off-the-shelf systems based on Intel architecture (IA) hardware. This development is due in part to the steady performance improvements of IA-based systems, which mitigates traditional virtualization performance overheads. Intel virtualization technology provides hardware support for processor virtualization, enabling simplifications of virtual machine monitor software. Resulting VMMs can support a wider range of legacy and future operating systems while maintaining high performance.
Editor: New York, NY: IEEE
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Uhlig, R. ; Neiger, G. ; Rodgers, D. ; Santoni, A.L. ; Martins, F.C.M. ; Anderson, A.V. ; Bennett, S.M. ; Kagi, A. ; Leung, F.H. ; Smith, L.

New York, NY: IEEE

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