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Week 2 of Cloud Computing.

 


Key Differences of type 1 and 2 hypervisor.

The main difference between type 1 and type 2 are explained below. 

Direct Hardware Access: Type 1 hypervisors have direct access to hardware, while Type 2 hypervisors access hardware through the host OS.

Performance and Efficiency: Type 1 hypervisors are more efficient and offer better performance due to direct hardware access.

Security: Type 1 hypervisors are generally more secure as they have fewer layers between the hardware and the hypervisor.

Use Cases: Type 1 hypervisors are ideal for production environments, whereas Type 2 hypervisors are better suited for development and testing.

 

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