@faichalayeva6017
Thank you very much! I am grateful to have found your videos... Your help is priceless! (I always watch the ads without skipping them. I hope that would help a little bit). Keep it up, and I wish you all the best in life.
@anusatija6393
Such a wonderful training. I was keep looking for VMware training. Finally, I found. Thank you!
@nazmashaikh9059
Your teaching way is extremely great...i was like confused with basics n this vid clrd my doubts
@MohammedIsmailAhmed
The title sounded very basic but there were things new to me. loved your concept. Way to goo!!!
@ritooraj
1 Type 1 is better 2 Type 1 = ESX 3 Your drawings are good. Do not worry! 4 - Thank you for investing your time in sharing your knowledge.
@Channelrun9878
I believe Type 1 is better in performance because as you mentioned, it is less resource intensive. The hypervisor is lightweight, and it does not have to go through the host OS as it would do in a Type 2 Liked and Subscribed!
@PaulEllisBIGDATA
Good video. Appreciate your course.
@Kazhakn
thanks, good explanation on cloud
@sushilkvishwakarma
Anwer 1= Type 1 hypervisors are better because it uses bare metal and there are not extra service running like in type 1 OS services. So in type 1 all the hardware resources will completely use for the virtualizing the environment. Answer 2= ESX is type 1hypervisor which is earlier version before 5.0
@sujithpk6023
Can u pls explain a little bit more about where type 1 is used n where type 2 is used....if type I is more efficient, what's the necessity of type 2
@jaybala
Q1: Type 1 - EXSI install directly on Baremetail Q2: ESX I believe used in version V5 and below and also gets installed directly on baremetal
@sujithpk6023
Thank u sir
@TheSubanandam
ESXi - is Type 1 hypervisor, because we can install directly on the bare metal server.
@vysakhdas6944
type 01 is straight on baremetal so better in performance, vmware esxi is type 01
@aamirbediya2730
baremetal type 1 and the 2nd question is also type1 which is baremetal VMware ESXi
@sudheerparvathaneni4280
How the hypervisor can communicate with hardware??
@utsavdixit4426
Hi, Just wanted to know how the NIC is shared amoung the VM. Suppose my physical server has 2 NIC and i am running 20 VM so how they will geeting there own NIC
@fednerfaustin9209
Type 1
@Kazhakn
esxi is a type 1 hypervisor and has better performance than type 2
@premkumarwaghmare4059