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    Windows 10

    Introduction to Microsoft Hyper-V

    Overview

    Microsoft Hyper-V is a Windows Server virtualization feature that allows a Windows server to run multiple independent virtual machines/servers( logical servers ) on the same physical server.

    Hyper-V Technology consists of:

    • Hypervisor
    • Hyper-V Manager.
    • Hyper-V Tools and Services like VMBus, Virtual Service Provider (VSP) , etc.

    Hyper-V is available  as Windows feature, stand-alone server.

    To evaluate Hyper-V server as stand-alone server:

    https://www.microsoft.com/en-in/evalcenter/evaluate-hyper-v-server-2019

    Hypervisor

    Hyper-V provides the hardware virtualization environment that allows multiple virtual servers to share the physical resources. The Hyper-V Hypervisor is a bare-metal( Type 1 ) hypervisor. It implements virtualization directly on the physical host’s hardware.

    What is a Virtualization Server?

    A Virtualization server is a physical server computer that provides physical resources to run multiple virtual servers/machines.

    Enable the Hyper-V role

    Hyper-V is a Windows Optional Feature. We need to turn on the Hyper-V feature.

    Open Search bar. Search for “Turn Windows Features”

    Select the Turn Windows Features on or off Control Panel search result.

    Select all the components under Hyper-V feature.

    Hyper-V Management Tools

    Hyper-V Platform

    Scroll down and enable Windows Hypervisor Platform.

    Click the OK button.

    Restart you machine if prompted. Enabling some Windows features need system restart.

     

    Hyper-V Windows features on or off

    Hyper-V Manager

    Hyper-V Manager providers the tools to manage a virtualization server. Hyper-V Manager allows system administrators to create, edit and configure, manage, etc multiple virtual machines on the virtualization server.

     

    Hyper-V Manager

    Hyper-V Quick Create

    To create a virtual machine, search for Hyper-V in the search bar.

    Launch the Hyper-V Quick Create tool.

     

    HyperVQuick_Create

     

    Select an operating system or choose your own. Follow the instructions and Click on the Create Virtual Machine button.

     

    Create_Virtual_Machine_Hyper

     

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