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Virtualization and Infrastructure (CloudNetX CNX-001)  Flashcards

CompTIA CloudNetX CNX-001 Flashcards

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Bare-Metal HypervisorAnother name for a Type 1 Hypervisor
Cloud InfrastructureThe framework of physical and virtual resources enabling cloud computing
Cloud Load BalancerA tool to distribute incoming traffic across multiple virtual machines or servers
Cloud OrchestrationAutomating the management, coordination, and deployment of cloud services
Cloud-Native ApplicationsApplications designed specifically to run in a cloud environment
ContainerAn abstraction that packages an application and its dependencies to run consistently across environments
Disaster Recovery in CloudA strategy that uses cloud-based resources to ensure data and services remain available after a failure
ElasticityThe ability to dynamically allocate and scale resources up or down based on demand
Guest MachineA virtual machine running on a host machine
Host MachineThe physical computer on which virtual machines are running
Hyper-Converged Infrastructure (HCI)An IT framework combining compute, storage, and networking in a single system
HypervisorSoftware that creates and runs virtual machines by abstracting underlying hardware
IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service)A cloud computing model providing virtualized compute, storage, and networking resources
Live MigrationVM migration performed while the virtual machine remains operational
PaaS (Platform as a Service)A cloud computing model that provides a platform to develop, run, and manage applications
Resource PoolingThe practice of combining physical resources to serve multiple virtual environments
SaaS (Software as a Service)A cloud computing model delivering software applications over the internet
ScalabilityThe capacity to handle an increasing workload by adding resources
Storage VirtualizationThe pooling of physical storage from multiple devices into a single, manageable resource
Thick ProvisioningA storage method that preallocates storage in advance for a virtual machine
Thin ProvisioningA storage allocation method that allows virtual resources to exceed the actual physical capacity
Type 1 HypervisorHypervisor that runs directly on physical hardware without an operating system
Type 2 HypervisorHypervisor that runs on an operating system installed on the host machine
vCPU (Virtual CPU)A logical CPU provided to a virtual machine by the underlying host machine
Virtual Machine (VM)A software-based emulation of a physical computer
Virtual NetworkA logically defined network that operates on physical network infrastructure
VirtualizationThe process of creating virtual versions of physical hardware such as servers, storage, and networks
Virtualization BenefitsIncreased resource utilization, reduced hardware costs, and improved scalability
VM MigrationThe process of moving a virtual machine from one host to another
VM SnapshotA saved state of a virtual machine that can be restored to later
This deck focuses on virtualization concepts, hypervisors, resource allocation, and cloud infrastructure components.
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