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Overview Device Model Hardware Assistance IO Virtualization Goal Share atau membuat IO devices untuk virtual machine Dua tipe dari IO subsystem architecture Port Mapped IO. Undetectable . Bluepill. Virtualization and its Attacks. What is . Virtualization?. What makes it possible?. How does . it . affect security?. Blue Pill Attacks. Conclusion. Questions. What’s Virtualization?. Virtualization Is Everywhere. D. evelopers use it to test software on different operating systems. IT professionals use it to test different configurations. Businesses use it to run entire IT infrastructure. Harvey Tuch, Staff Engineer, Mobile Virtualization Platform. January . 25. th. . 2012. Sponsored by MIT and VMware Academic Programs. VMware: www.vmware.com. VMware Labs: labs.vmware.com. Agenda. Smartphone hardware. An Overview . Brendan Lynch. Forms of virtualization . In all cases virtualization is taking a physical component and simulating the interface through multiplexing, aggregation, and/or emulation.. VMs can exist at the application level as well as the hardware level.. Miao Yu. , . Qian. Lin, . Bingyu. Li, . Zhengwei. . Qi. , . Haibing. Guan. Shanghai . Jiao Tong University. Motivation. 2. Acquisition. is the most important step in a typical computer forensics scenario. Missing evidence leads to an incomplete or wrong investigation result.. Embedded virtualization through CGE7 and Docker.. Paul Farmer. Technical Solutions . Engineering Manager. MontaVista. . Software. pfarmer@mvista.com. Setting. . the. . Stage. Docker . is a new leading container based technology that offers a more efficient and lightweight approach to application deployment. . “Can the Production Network Be the . Testbed. ?” (. Flowvisor. ), OSDI, 2010. “Network Virtualization in . Muti. -tenant Datacenters,” NSDI 2014. Windows. (OS). Windows. (OS). Linux. Mac. OS. 1. Jerry Breecher. Virtualization. 19: Virtualization. 2. Virtualization. vir. •. tu. •. al. (. adj. ): existing in essence or effect, though not in actual . fact. What is Virtualization. ?. Virtual systems. Summer 2013. Presented by: . Rostislav. Pogrebinsky. OVERVIEW. Introduction. VM Architecture. VM Security Benefits. VM Security Issues. VM Security Concerns. Introduction. A VM is a software implementation of a machine that execute programs like a physical machine. Alex Balcanquall. Product Manager. Microsoft Corporation. Key Takeaways. Understand why Terminal Services (TS) is Presentation Virtualization. Discover new Windows Server “Longhorn” . TS features. Vera Asodi. VMware. What is Virtualization?. Virtualization is a technology that allows you to transform hardware into software. Virtualization allows you to run multiple operating systems simultaneously on a single computer. Bluepill. Virtualization and its Attacks. What is . Virtualization?. What makes it possible?. How does . it . affect security?. Blue Pill Attacks. Conclusion. Questions. What’s Virtualization?. Software or . and Scheduling . in Wearable Networks. Harini . Kolamunna. Yining. Hu. Diego Perino. Kanchana Thilakarathna. Dwight . Makaroff. . Xinlong. . Guan . Aruna Seneviratne. Observations and Predictions. Dive in to the cutting edge techniques of Linux KVM virtualization, and build the virtualization solutions your datacentre demandsKey FeaturesBecome an expert in Linux virtualizationMigrate your virtualized datacenter to the cloudFind out how to build a large scale virtualization solution that will transform your organizationBook DescriptionA robust datacenter is essential for any organization 8211 but you don\'t want to waste resources. With KVM you can virtualize your datacenter, transforming a Linux operating system into a powerful hypervisor that allows you to manage multiple OS with minimal fuss.This book doesn\'t just show you how to virtualize with KVM 8211 it shows you how to do it well. Written to make you an expert on KVM, you\'ll learn to manage the three essential pillars of scalability, performance and security 8211 as well as some useful integrations with cloud services such as OpenStack. From the fundamentals of setting up a standalone KVM virtualization platform, and the best tools to harness it effectively, including virt-manager, and kimchi-project, everything you do is built around making KVM work for you in the real-world, helping you to interact and customize it as you need it. With further guidance on performance optimization for Microsoft Windows and RHEL virtual machines, as well as proven strategies for backup and disaster recovery, you\'ll can be confident that your virtualized data center is working for your organization 8211 not hampering it. Finally, the book will empower you to unlock the full potential of cloud through KVM. Migrating your physical machines to the cloud can be challenging, but once you\'ve mastered KVM, it\'s a little easie.What you will learnExplore the ecosystem of tools that support Linux virtualizationFind out why KVM offers you a smarter way to unlock the potential of virtualizationImplement KVM virtualization using oVirtExplore the KVM architecture 8211 so you can manage, scale and optimize it with easeMigrate your virtualized datacenter to the cloud for truly resource-efficient computingFind out how to integrate OpenStack with KVM to take full control of the cloudWho this book is forLinux administrators 8211 if you want to build incredible, yet manageable virtualization solutions with KVM this is the book to get you there. It will help you apply what you already know to some tricky virtualization tasks.Table of ContentsUnderstanding Linux Virtualization TechnologiesKVM InternalsSetting up a KVM Virtualization Environment using LibvirtGetting started with libvirt and Creating Virtual MachinesVirtual Storage and NetworkVirtual Machine Lifecycle Management, and MigrationVM Templates and SnapshotsKimchi, A HTML5 based management tool for KVM/LibvirtImplementing Software Defined Networking for KVM Virtual EnvironmentsInstalling and Configuring Virtual Datacenter using oVirtManaging oVirt Virtual DatacenterIntroduction to OpenStackBest practices and performance tuning for KVMMigrating from physical to Virtualization and Cloud