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What is native architecture?
The operating system sits between applications and hardware
The OS manages the running of applications and hardware resources
The OS is the lowest level of software
What is virtualisation architecture type 1?
“Bare metal virtualisation”,
A hypervisor sits between the hardware and the virtual machines running on the system, with each virtual machine running its own apps.
A hypervisor is software that creates and runs virtual machines (also called the Virtual Machine Monitor or the VMM)
The hypervisor is the lowest level of software
What is virtualisation architecture type 2?
“Hosted virtualisation”,
The host os runs the hypervisor as an application alongside other applications,
The hypervisor runs virtual machines that run their own apps.
Like native architecture, the host OS runs directly above the hardware as the lowest level of software.
How is the hardware handled in virtualisation architecture type 2?
The hardware is simulated as files with constrained sizes, thus limiting the access of the virtual machines to the system's hardware.
When needed the files used by the virtual machines are sent to the hardware devices they emulate to carry out tasks.