Tags: Virtualization
The New Stack | June 14, 2018
Docker Enterprise Edition Offers Multicloud App Management
Docker has expanded its commercial container platform software, Docker Enterprise Edition (EE) to manage containerized applications across multiple cloud services.
The idea with this release is to better help enterprise customers manage their applications across the entire development and...
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The Linux Foundation | June 11, 2018
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ACRN is a flexible, lightweight reference hypervisor, built with real-time and safety in mind.
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Crack Open ACRN – A Device Hypervisor Designed for IoT
As the Internet of Things has grown in scale, IoT developers are increasingly expected to support a range of hardware resources, operating systems, and software tools/applications. This is a challenge given many connected devices are size-constrained. Virtualization can help meet these broad needs...
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Network World | June 11, 2018
What Is Digital Twin Technology? [And Why It Matters]
Digital twins are virtual replicas of physical devices that data scientists and IT pros can use to run simulations before actual devices are built and deployed. They are also changing how technologies such as IoT, AI and analytics are optimized.
Digital twin technology has moved beyond...
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Mark Filion | June 6, 2018 GPU Virtualization Update
A few months ago, Robert Foss wrote a blog post about virtualizing GPU Access. In his post, Robert explained the architecture of the GPU virtualization stack and, how to build and run a VM with hardware acceleration. In this post, Elie looks at the major improvements which landed upstream during...
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HPE Blog | May 17, 2018
Containers and Microservices and Serverless, Oh My!
A new round of buzzword-heavy technologies are becoming relevant to—or at least discussed among—developers, operations professionals, and the tech staff who lead them. Need to come up to speed on the changing cloud and container trends and technologies? If you feel out of the loop, this tech-...
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ZDNet | May 9, 2018
Linux Comes to Chromebooks
Chrome OS is based on Linux, but you can't easily run Linux applications on it. That's about to change, with Google's Project Crostini rolling out.
Chrome OS started as a spin off of Ubuntu Linux. It then migrated to Gentoo Linux and evolved into Google's own take on the vanilla Linux kernel. But...
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Tech Republic | April 27, 2018
How to Create a Bash Script for Starting VirtualBox VMs
There's a nifty feature that comes with VirtualBox that allows you to create a desktop shortcut for virtual machines. This, however, doesn't do you much good if you're running VirtualBox on a GUI-less server. If that's the case, you don't always want to have to issue the command to start a VM every...
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D Zone | March 16, 2018
Container Isolation Gone Wrong
One of the main advantages of embracing containers is "lightweight virtualization." Since each container is just a thin layer around the containerized processes, the user gains enormous efficiencies, for example by increasing the container density per host, or by spinning containers up and down at...
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Jérôme Petazzoni | March 14, 2018 Test Drive of AppSwitch, the "Network Stack from the Future"
One of the best perks of my job at Docker has been the incredible connections that I was able to make in the industry. That’s how I met Dinesh Subhraveti, one of the original authors of Linux Containers. Dinesh gave me a sneak peek at his new project, AppSwitch.
AppSwitch abstracts the networking...
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Xen Project | March 1, 2018
Xen Project Member Spotlight: DornerWorks
We see virtualization becoming more and more of a necessity in the embedded world. As the complexity of processors increases, the difficulty of utilizing them increases. Processors, like the Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC, that have a Quad-Core ARM Cortex-A53, a Dual-Core ARM Cortex-R5, and an FPGA in a...
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