NIC Teaming VMware
VMware NIC teaming combines network uplinks for redundancy and configurable traffic distribution.
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Proxmox Cluster
A Proxmox cluster brings together several nodes to centralize management, quorum and high availability
View definitionProxmox LXC Container
A Proxmox LXC container runs an isolated Linux userspace sharing its host's kernel.
View definitionProxmox Storage
Proxmox storage configuration defines backends used for VM disks, container volumes, backups, and installation images.
View definitionQuorum
The quorum determines whether a cluster has sufficient votes to make safe decisions.
View definitionSnapshot
A snapshot captures a virtual machine or storage volume's state at a point in time for certain rollback operations; it is not an independent backup.
View definitionSnapshot Chain VMware
A VMware snapshot chain links base disks and successive delta disks; long chains can affect performance and consolidation.
View definitionSnapshot Memory VMware
A VMware memory snapshot captures guest RAM state in addition to disk state when memory capture is enabled.
View definitionStorage DRS
the VMware vSphere feature that recommends or automates virtual-disk placement and balancing across datastores in a datastore cluster
View definitionStorage vMotion
A VMware function that moves files from one VM to another datastore I'm always here..
View definitionSwap VMware
VMware swapping moves guest memory pages to disk when host memory reclamation cannot meet demand.
View definitionThin provisioning
A storage allowance where physical space is consumed gradually instead of being reserved immediately.
View definitionTransparent Page Sharing (TPS)
Transparent Page Sharing can deduplicate identical memory pages on supported VMware hosts, subject to security settings.
View definitionvCenter
vCenter Server centralizes ESXi host, virtual-machine and cluster management in a VMware vSphere environment.
View definitionVHDX
Modern Microsoft Virtual Disk Format Hyper-V.
View definitionVirtual CPU (vCPU)
A virtual CPU is a processor execution resource presented to a VM and scheduled on physical CPU resources.
View definitionVirtual Machine
A virtual machine (VM) is an isolated software-defined computer that runs its own guest operating system on physical host resources through a hypervis...
View definitionVirtual NUMA (vNUMA)
Virtual NUMA exposes a virtualized memory locality topology to a guest for more efficient scheduling on large VMs.
View definitionVM Compatibility Level
A virtual machine compatibility level determines the virtual hardware features available to a guest.
View definitionVM Escape
A VM escape is a security vulnerability that lets code in a guest cross the isolation boundary into the host or hypervisor.
View definitionVM Generation ID
VM Generation ID helps supported guest systems detect that a VM has been restored or cloned, avoiding unsafe state reuse.
View definitionVM Hardware Version
A VM hardware version specifies virtual device capabilities and the minimum compatible hypervisor generation.
View definitionVM Template
A VM template is a prepared reference for deploying consistent virtual machines, with separate customization for each new instance.
View definitionVMDK
The virtual disk format commonly used by VMware.
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