► Please like & share if you liked this video 😊💙 ► Follow me on IG for behind-the-scenes content 👀: bit.ly/2F3LXYJ This video is part of the Linux module in the complete DevOps educational program: bit.ly/431WJEO If you want to build up your DevOps skills from zero to knowing all the required DevOps concepts and tools be sure to check out our bootcamp. ▬▬▬▬▬▬ T I M E S T A M P S ⏰ ▬▬▬▬▬▬ 0:00 - Intro 0:48 - What is a Virtual Machine? 4:44 - Benefits of using Virtual Machines 6:44 - Type 1 vs Type 2 Hypervisor 11:25 - Why are companies adopting Virtualization? ▬▬▬▬▬▬ Want to learn more? 💡 ▬▬▬▬▬▬ Full K8s course ► ua-cam.com/video/X48VuDVv0do/v-deo.html DevOps Tools, like Terraform, Prometheus ► bit.ly/2W9UEq6 Full Docker course ► ua-cam.com/video/3c-iBn73dDE/v-deo.html Jenkins Pipeline Tutorials ► bit.ly/2Wunx08
Loved your lectures teacher Nana .Can you please make a tutorial of any Machine learning algorithm probably a neural network which loads data of any type and using reinforcement learning gives results using python py charm.IT WILL BE A GAME CHANGER.THANKS TO YOU I LEARNED PYTHON FROM YOU AND LOVED DOING PROGRAMMING.:))
@Nana : starting this vid with explaining type2 first and then moving on to type1 sure was the best way of teaching it. Doing it the other way might have created confusions. You are certainly helping many to learn concepts easily. Thanks a lot. Am a fan. 👍
@Nana: you are an excellent teacher. You know the subject fluently and you explain it SO CLEARLY! You created NO confusion in understanding the material. You are very good, Nana. Thank you so much and please keep teaching us.
For someone who doesn't know anything except get on the internet. I learned from a video about 8 months ago about virtual machines. I finally just got it installed. (Finally getting to the point) This is by far the best teacher that I can understand how you explain things. Looking forward to more of your videos. Thank you so much
I appreciate the clear and concise way you deliver the technology concepts. No holding back, you explain certain quirks that may be confusing, in just a matter-of-fact simple dialogue. Thank You for Sharing your Expertise!
It should be also mentioned that why virtualization is so much more powerful than bare metal servers is because it allows over allocating resources for VMs running on the same hypervisor host. You could have 4-core CPU on the hypervisor and you would be able to allocate these 4 cores to 10 different VMs and all of those VMs would have 4 cores available. It's a whole different topic how you plan such systems, but definitely one of the main reasons for virtualization as well. Usually up to 5:1 over allocation performance difference is imperceptible and cheap hosting services will go crazy with over allocation ratios to keep hardware costs to bare minimum.
I'm in the healthcare field. Computer software, electronics, whatever you call it is SOOOO foreign to me. Nana, has the absolutely BEST way of explaining this stuff in a way that truly appreciated and easily understood.
wow wow and wow, I have tears in my eyes after watching the video. Miraculous way of teaching! As a person who had struggled with these concepts and a devops beginner, I am so thankful for your content! Great content!
I liked the video very much and in the end of it, got the feeling that it was very helpful in my understanding of the concepts of VM. Thanks! I subscribed to your channel :)
VM is created on same hardware? It is divided virtually not physically. If something happens to hardware it will effect the wholes system? So for more secure systems segregate hardware and software is much better than VM. VMs is just to save money on infrastructure. Guest-to-Guest Attacks? Please reply.
Another amazing video Nana! Simply awesome. By the way, which powerpoint theme you use in your videos mostly? They all look amazing but I never found anything similar. :(
Just came across your video. This is really wonderfully made. Thanks for the great video and excellent detailed explanations. Appreciate your effort. I am one of your subscribers now :)
@TechWorld with Nana Great content, very useful information! QUESTION: Does anyone know if the resources (CPU, RAM, Partition) allocated to the Virtual Machine, remain separated even if we are not using the the Hypervisor to launch the virtual machine??
I don't think we can run a Virtual Machine int the first place without using a hypervisor since Hypervisor itself is what is used to allocate resources to multiple Virtual machines and/or the host machine
hi I'm a noob and like your video but I'm still confused when i make a virtual marine say like a nas can i run it all day every day as long as pc is on? i would like my nas to contain 4 1tb drive is this possible ( i have 2- 4tb drives and 2-2tb m.2 in system) my system (windows 11 pro has 64gb and is CPU is ryzen 7 5700g).This nas(omv 6.5) also has a personal cloud so i can get picture and videos i take while traveling while traveling
That boot camp on Mac...is it the Type-1 hyper visor? If not, how we can get an ARM machine to install type-1 hyper visor and install different OS as portable files? But, if a computer hardware, the network card, can support only upto 65,000 ports, how come getting it 256GB RAM machine with 30 virtual machines of 8 GB RAM each can share those ports?
► Please like & share if you liked this video 😊💙
► Follow me on IG for behind-the-scenes content 👀: bit.ly/2F3LXYJ
This video is part of the Linux module in the complete DevOps educational program: bit.ly/431WJEO
If you want to build up your DevOps skills from zero to knowing all the required DevOps concepts and tools be sure to check out our bootcamp.
▬▬▬▬▬▬ T I M E S T A M P S ⏰ ▬▬▬▬▬▬
0:00 - Intro
0:48 - What is a Virtual Machine?
4:44 - Benefits of using Virtual Machines
6:44 - Type 1 vs Type 2 Hypervisor
11:25 - Why are companies adopting Virtualization?
▬▬▬▬▬▬ Want to learn more? 💡 ▬▬▬▬▬▬
Full K8s course ► ua-cam.com/video/X48VuDVv0do/v-deo.html
DevOps Tools, like Terraform, Prometheus ► bit.ly/2W9UEq6
Full Docker course ► ua-cam.com/video/3c-iBn73dDE/v-deo.html
Jenkins Pipeline Tutorials ► bit.ly/2Wunx08
Loved your lectures teacher Nana .Can you please make a tutorial of any Machine learning algorithm probably a neural network which loads data of any type and using reinforcement learning gives results using python py charm.IT WILL BE A GAME CHANGER.THANKS TO YOU I LEARNED PYTHON FROM YOU AND LOVED DOING PROGRAMMING.:))
Why not just make an operating system with both OS in them, windows and Linux and Obuntu and also all Algebra equations and encyclopedia all together.
@Nana : starting this vid with explaining type2 first and then moving on to type1 sure was the best way of teaching it. Doing it the other way might have created confusions. You are certainly helping many to learn concepts easily. Thanks a lot. Am a fan. 👍
What I couldn’t grasp in 48hrs, Nana made it more clear to me in 15mins.
Thank You 🙏
@Nana: you are an excellent teacher. You know the subject fluently and you explain it SO CLEARLY! You created NO confusion in understanding the material. You are very good, Nana. Thank you so much and please keep teaching us.
For someone who doesn't know anything except get on the internet. I learned from a video about 8 months ago about virtual machines. I finally just got it installed. (Finally getting to the point) This is by far the best teacher that I can understand how you explain things. Looking forward to more of your videos. Thank you so much
Best video ever about cloud services 💯.
Love from India.
Why people can play the dislike button to Nana's videos? What is wrong with that people?
What is wrong with you english?
you screamed so hard that they removed the dislike count
Incels lol
Yeah
Really great tutorial. Extremely well explained. Thank you.
Happy to hear, thank you Safwan :)
I appreciate the clear and concise way you deliver the technology concepts. No holding back, you explain certain quirks that may be confusing, in just a matter-of-fact simple dialogue.
Thank You for Sharing your Expertise!
It was definitely crystal clear, thanks for the very useful and concise explanatory videos for beginners in the field :}
I have never understood someone like this🔥🙌🏾 Thank You.
It should be also mentioned that why virtualization is so much more powerful than bare metal servers is because it allows over allocating resources for VMs running on the same hypervisor host. You could have 4-core CPU on the hypervisor and you would be able to allocate these 4 cores to 10 different VMs and all of those VMs would have 4 cores available. It's a whole different topic how you plan such systems, but definitely one of the main reasons for virtualization as well. Usually up to 5:1 over allocation performance difference is imperceptible and cheap hosting services will go crazy with over allocation ratios to keep hardware costs to bare minimum.
You apparently never heard that overcommitting CPU's kills performance really fast...
Your ability to explain concepts is magnificent!!✨✅
Great explanation!
Especially, when you explained the practical use.
Thanks for your simplicity in communication.
Nana, you did a great job to this topic. Now I can clearly beat my chest that I understand this concept. Thank you
I'm in the healthcare field. Computer software, electronics, whatever you call it is SOOOO foreign to me. Nana, has the absolutely BEST way of explaining this stuff in a way that truly appreciated and easily understood.
Simply superb explanation. Thanks 👍
Good and precise concepts. I have got across your videos and can say that they are extremely helpful. Thank you Nana.
I really appreciate the way you teach. Apart from the benefits of Virtual Machines emulating computer systems, what could possible limitations be?
Another perfect explanation Nana, thanks!
wow wow and wow, I have tears in my eyes after watching the video. Miraculous way of teaching! As a person who had struggled with these concepts and a devops beginner, I am so thankful for your content! Great content!
😍 Thank you, so happy to hear!
BEST explanation I have found so far!
Crystal clear, now I know what is VMware ESXi, Hyper V, Snapshots and more, Thank you so much Nana!
You are answering the right questions, and explaining very well, thank you
It was really very informative.. U have created the internal confidence of us to debate on OS concepts. Thank You
Beautifully explained a complex subject. Bravo!
I am in love with your video now
No one teaches better than this. Thank you for teaching ma'am
You’re a great teacher! I was able to understand a VM now!
Thank you for helping me understand this concept!! I read over and over and was still very confused but with your breakdown it all clicked 💡🔅🔆🔆
Excellent video..trust me mam being a non CS student i learnt this concept clearly without having any doubt..great video...👍👍
Excellent Nani
Excellent and simple explanation.
I have one doubt...
Which cloud computing framework does VM falls
IasS
PaaS
SaaS
Thanks would be a small word ... This video is simply awesome and I was able to understand VM concepts...
I like vers much your courses even my english is very limited but I can manage to understend you.
One of the best video on virtualization
Thank you Nana. Couldn't explain it better!
thank you so much nana that was very good explained thank you again 🥰
I liked the video very much and in the end of it, got the feeling that it was very helpful in my understanding of the concepts of VM. Thanks! I subscribed to your channel :)
Thank you so much for this! Made my study session really smooth ♥❤
Thanks Nana for the Great explanation! 👏👏👏
Hi, Nana
This is a wonderful video. Very helpful & informative.
Please keep up with your good and professional work.
Great videos Nana. Thank you. Where can I get information about 6 month Devops bootcamp?
Nevermind, found it :)
Thank you Nana! 🙂
Where does Vagrant fits in? Vagrant vs Virtual Box?
One quesiton. Do the VM share the same hardware serial numbers?
Thank you so much, this was very helpful.
VM is created on same hardware? It is divided virtually not physically. If something happens to hardware it will effect the wholes system? So for more secure systems segregate hardware and software is much better than VM. VMs is just to save money on infrastructure. Guest-to-Guest Attacks? Please reply.
Another amazing video Nana! Simply awesome. By the way, which powerpoint theme you use in your videos mostly? They all look amazing but I never found anything similar. :(
Just came across your video. This is really wonderfully made. Thanks for the great video and excellent detailed explanations. Appreciate your effort. I am one of your subscribers now :)
oh my God you are so amazing teacher i understand everything what you talking about plsssss keep teaching.
Great as usual
Thanks :)
Thank you for this clear explanation!
Great explanation! Thank you so much!!
Are the allocated resources get released after shutting down Virtual Machine?
@TechWorld with Nana Great content, very useful information! QUESTION: Does anyone know if the resources (CPU, RAM, Partition) allocated to the Virtual Machine, remain separated even if we are not using the the Hypervisor to launch the virtual machine??
I don't think we can run a Virtual Machine int the first place without using a hypervisor since Hypervisor itself is what is used to allocate resources to multiple Virtual machines and/or the host machine
Your simply Great..You make us we love (not learn) the computer concepts. Thank you very much
Please make video on MySQL and advanced python data science and machine learning🙏🙏
Your vdo is just the best, really. Thank you!
really good explanation of virtual machines and hypervisor ❤❤
Great video, thank you very much.
Hi. I am big fan from India. Vera level explanation.
awesome vid! i have an interview soon ! hope this is enough!
Update: I got the job as an os MS level 2 support engineer for VMs 👀
Perfect explanation
Thanks about everything 😘🥰
Thanks Nana this tutorial was very helpful
Great explaination and keep it up.
hi I'm a noob and like your video but I'm still confused when i make a virtual marine say like a nas can i run it all day every day as long as pc is on? i would like my nas to contain 4 1tb drive is this possible ( i have 2- 4tb drives and 2-2tb m.2 in system) my system (windows 11 pro has 64gb and is CPU is ryzen 7 5700g).This nas(omv 6.5) also has a personal cloud so i can get picture and videos i take while traveling while traveling
Thanks Nana 👍
What does it mwan by VM emulates hardware?
nice explanation !!👍
Extremely helpful
Super helpful, thank you Nana
This was really helpful. Thank you
Very well explained. Thank You! :D
Thank you, very interesting video. :)
How is this different from dual booting?
thank you for this kind of great explanation. is there a way that we could have accessibility to the power point file you presented?
Very good explanation
That was so good ! Many thanks for making my job easier :)
Thanks! This video is really helpful!
Great video Thank you
I am planning to move from type 2 to type 1. Just need some hardware to set it up.
Thank you so much 💖
This is great content and it has clear explanation
Thank you, YOU ARE AMAZING
Wow amazing content ♥️
Outstanding
You should say the word "basically" 19 more times in this video!
Great video!
Very well explained!
THANK YOUUUU
Good video - great stuff! German geek living in Zugdidi ...
God I just love ❤ tech
great video!
Awesome video ❤❤❤
Thank you for this video, really helped me to understand the concepts of VM.
Very nicely explained.
That boot camp on Mac...is it the Type-1 hyper visor? If not, how we can get an ARM machine to install type-1 hyper visor and install different OS as portable files?
But, if a computer hardware, the network card, can support only upto 65,000 ports, how come getting it 256GB RAM machine with 30 virtual machines of 8 GB RAM each can share those ports?
How you made this presentation? What tool you used ?