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Sorry for the late reply and Thanks that's exactly what i wanted to know ... i am pretty much not an expert in networking and linux world but still in the learning phase ... so this information was very helpful for me and after a bit of google search everything start to sync. Next step is to deploy the configuration and hopefully will work on my small home lab. Just a thing that is a bit frustrating while you learn there is no centralized place for a good documentation about KVM for me till now.

Mario
– Mario

2015-04-10 13:54:24 +00:00
Commented Apr 10, 2015 at 13:54
"there is no centralized place for a good documentation about KVM" You are right, no centralized good documentation about KVM. KVM (more precisely, kvm/qemu/spice) is VM, and VM is just like normal computer,composed by many parts. Actually, here is very rough mapping 'kvm' -- cpu/memory 'qemu' -- motherboard, devices (Disk, network card) 'spice' -- display, especially optimized for the 'qxl virtual video card'. Since there is no centralized place for a good documentation about computer, so does KVM. :)

grizzlybears
– grizzlybears

2015-04-13 02:10:20 +00:00
Commented Apr 13, 2015 at 2:10

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