Hypervisor
- Hypervisor helps us in creating virtual machines
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Types:
- Type I :
- A light weight hypervisor os installed directly on bare metal
- Examples:
- VmWare ESxi
- Vmware Sphere

- Type II:
- Installed on Operating Systems and creates the virtual machines
- Examples:
- Hyper V
- VmWare Workstation
- Virtual Box

- Type I :
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Server Virtualization Softwares help in interacting with individual hypervisors and creating vm’s effectively

6 R’s of Migration
- There are following R’s which define our cloud adoption journey

- Re-Host:
- Lift and shift
- Here we migrate our application infra into cloud using migration tools
- Re-Platform
- Lift, tinker and shift
- Make minor changes in the way applications are hosted to adopt to new platforms on cloud and move to cloud
- Re-factoring:
- Completely redesign your application into modern/cloud native way.
- Re-Purchasing:
- Alternative in the cloud available, so purchase it rather than migration
- Retire:
- Retire the product line
- Retain:
- Perform the migration after some time due to other priorities.
P2V and V2V Migrations
- P2V (Physical to Virtual):
- Has to dealt one by one

- Has to dealt one by one
- V2V (Virtual to Virtual)
- Multiple Vms can be moved/migrated simulataneously with the help of Virtualization Softwares.

- Multiple Vms can be moved/migrated simulataneously with the help of Virtualization Softwares.
What can be migrated ?
- Servers:
- Physical Servers:
- Not all Operating System versions are supported
- Virtual Servers:
- Hyper V
- VmWare ESxi
- Clouds:
- AWS
- GCP
- Physical Servers:
- Databases:
- All relational Databases can be migrated
- Storage:
- Modernization:
- Applications => App Services
- Applications => Containers (AKS)
