The capability of running a virtual machine hypervisor within a hypervisor. Nesting a VM inside another VM is used for testing and other experimental purposes. KVM, Hyper-V and VMware ESXi are ...

The latest Windows 10 preview now has support for nested virtualization on machines using AMD processors, Microsoft announced this week. Nested virtualization entails running a Hyper-V hypervisor ...

There are a lot of features you expect today from a hypervisor; and I'm glad to see that the Hyper-V role coming in Windows Server 2016 will support nested virtualization. This is a feature that's ...

Nested virtualization is coming to Windows 10. Nested virtualization, which implies running a hypervisor on top of another hypervisor, is new for Microsoft's Hyper-V. A preview of the capability can ...

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Microsoft this week announced a preview of nested virtualization on Windows 10 machines using AMD processors. Nested virtualization entails running a Hyper-V hypervisor within a Hyper-V-based virtual ...

Microsoft's latest Windows Insider preview of Windows 10 cuts out the Linux kernel for the Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 (WSL2). The change comes in the Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 19645that's ...

Moving apps and workloads from one vendor's cloud to another is a tricky and time-consuming process, but Ravello Systems, a startup founded by the creators of the KVM hypervisor, says it has developed ...

While nesting a VMware ESXi hypervisor inside another VMware product like Workstation, Fusion, or vSphere may be possible, doing so in a production environment probably isn’t the best solution (that’s ...

The folks at Ravello Systems approached me to brief me on how they're offering "Virtualization 2.0." The exact words they used are: With your interest in innovation the cloud, I thought you may be ...

I have a Nested setup and I'm trying to understand how to implement VLANs in this case. I'm asking about Virtual Switch Tagging, where do I add VLANs in this case, on the PortGroups in Physical ESXi ...