Usually get a VPS, the provider may not tell us the specific virtualization technology, for the CentOS system VMS, can use Virt-what to know.
If you are prompted that the Virt-what command cannot be found, you need to install
Yum Install Virt-what
or compile the installation
wget http://people.redhat.com/~rjones/virt-what/files/virt-what-1.15.tar.gztar zxvf virt-what-1.15. Tar . GZCD virt-what-1.15/. /Configuremake doinstall
I found a VM to execute the Virt-what, the output is as follows
[Email protected] ~]$ virt-whatxenxen-HVM
From this result, this VM uses Xen as virtualization and uses Xen's HVM virtualization approach
Looking at a VM, you can see the Windows Hyperv virtualization machine
[~]$ virt-whathyperv
Executive man virt-what
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Ps:
Http://www.laozuo.org/581.html
http://www.opstool.com/article/312
http://people.redhat.com/~rjones/virt-what/files/
CentOS uses Virt-what to know virtual machine virtualization Technology