Hyper-V Installation diagram (1)

As the most dazzling part of Windows Server 2008, Hyper-V has attracted too much attention since its publication. At the beginning of July, Hyper-V finally ushered in a day of growth. On this day, Microsoft finally released the official version of Hyper-V, along with a multi-country Language Pack of Hyper-V. H is very beautiful in his heart. I don't have to read text E at last, but I still look at the text in a friendly way.

When Microsoft releases the RC version Hyper-V, Mr. H assumes that Microsoft will release RC1 again. Now, Mr. H apologizes for his uncautious remarks, RC1 does not show that although no professor predicted that Shenzhen's housing price would seriously affect the national economy and livelihood, the plot is no different ).

And now it seems that the difference between RC and the official version is not obvious, so this RC1 really does not have to come out to join in, and Microsoft's release also showed an attitude, as a new force in the virtualization market, Microsoft is a little impatient. in a market environment where the virtualization concept is widely mature, in addition, the previous versions of Hyper-V have attracted the attention of various parties. Now, Microsoft releases the official version of Hyper-V, which is also appropriate.

In the official version, Hyper-V is about 30 mb, and the size of the Language Pack cannot exceed 35 mb. H thinks this is controlled. Similar to VMWare ESX of the same architecture, it is a "small size" that can be started on a USB flash drive. At the same time, the USB flash drive is used as a key to protect the virtual machines installed on the server. At the same time, because the Hypervisor layer between hardware and virtual machines is thin enough, virtual machines can reduce the occupation of system resources and directly call physical server performance.

However, these are just a piece of speculation about the similar products of VMWare, the biggest competitor of Hyper-V. the MSU independent system exists in the form of an update package file and is currently only applicable to Windows Server 2008 operating systems. The system prompts that the update package does not match the operating system even if the kernel is the same as Vista. There is a problem here. I heard that Microsoft will also have a retail version of the disc carrier, that is, the legendary 28 US Dollars version. Will it be open to other server operating systems, can it be installed on Vista and 2003? However, I am afraid this answer will not be revealed until August.