KVM Virtualization Cookbook by Konstantin Ivanov
English | July 6, 2017 | ISBN: 178829467X | 695 Pages | PDF | 2 MB
English | July 6, 2017 | ISBN: 178829467X | 695 Pages | PDF | 2 MB
Key Features
Build, manage and scale virtual machines with practical step-by-step examples
Leverage the libvirt user-space tools and libraries to manage the life-cycle of KVM instances
Deploy and scale applications inside KVM virtual machines with OpenStack
Book Description
Virtualization technologies such as KVM allow for better control over the available server resources, by deploying multiple virtual instances on the same physical host, or clusters of compute resources. With KVM it is possible to run various workloads in isolation with the hypervisor layer providing better tenant isolation and higher degree of security.
This book will provide a deep dive into deploying KVM virtual machines using qemu and libvirt and will demonstrate practical examples on how to run, scale, monitor, migrate and backup such instances. You will also discover real production ready recipes on deploying KVM instances with OpenStack and how to programatically manage the life cycle of KVM virtual machines using Python. You will learn numerous tips and techniques which will help you deploy & plan the KVM infrastructure. Next, you will be introduced to the working of libvirt libraries and the iPython development environment.
Finally, you will be able to tune your Linux kernel for high throughput and better performance. By the end of this book, you will gain all the knowledge needed to be an expert in working with the KVM virtualization infrastructure.