an installable role in Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows Server 2008<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nThe stand-alone version of Hyper-V is free, and was released on first October 2008.<\/p>\n
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The next version is Hyper-V 3.0 in Windows Server 8 and we can present you some news features in this version.<\/p>\n
Scalability<\/h3>\n
It hosts support up to 160 logical processors and up to 2 TB RAM.
\nOn the VM guest side, Hyper-V 3.0 guests will support up to 32 virtual CPUs with up to 512 GB RAM per VM.
\nMore subtle changes include support for guest NUMA where the guest VM has processor and memory affinity with the Hyper-V host resources.
\nNUMA support is important for ensuring scalability increases as the number of available host processors increase.<\/p>\n
Live Migration and Live Storage Migration<\/h3>\n
Perhaps more important than scalability enhancements are the changes in Live Migration and the introduction of Storage Live Migration.
\nLive Migration, introduced in Hyper-V 2.0, was limited to a single Live Migration at a time while ESX Server was capable of performing multiple simultaneous VMotions. In addition, vSphere supported a similar feature called Storage VMotion which allowed a VM\u2019s storage to be moved to new locations without incurring any downtime.
\nHyper-V 3.0 supports multiple concurrent Live Migrations.
\nThere are no limits to the number of concurrent Live Migrations that can take place with Hyper-V.
\nIn addition, it also provides full support for Live Storage Migration where a virtual machine\u2019s files can be moved to different storage locations without any interruption of end user connectivity to the guest VM.<\/p>\n
Hyper-V has the ability to perform Live Migration and Storage Live Migration without the requirement of a shared storage on the backend.
\nThe removal of this requirement really helps bring the availability advantages of Live Migration to small and medium sized businesses that came afford a SAN or don\u2019t want to deal with the complexities of a SAN.<\/p>\n
VHDX<\/h3>\n
Hyper-V 3.0 introduce a new virtual disk format called VHDX. The new VHDX format breaks the 2TB limit that was present in the older VHD format and pushes the maximum size of the virtual disk up to 16 TB per VHDX. The new format also provides improved performance, support for larger block sizes and is more resilient to corruption.<\/p>\n
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ODX<\/h3>\n
Hyper-V 3.0 supports a feature called Offloaded Date Transfer (ODX).
\nODX enables Hyper-V to take advantage of the storage features of a backend shared storage subsystem.
\nWhen performing file copies on an ODX enabled SAN the OS hands off all of the data transfer tasks to the SAN providing much high file copy performance with zero to minimal CPU utilization. There is no special ODX button. Instead ODX works in the backend. ODX requires the storage subsystem to support ODX.<\/p>\n
Virtual Fiber Channel & Boot from SAN<\/h3>\n
Hyper-V 3.0 guests can have up to four virtual fiber channel host bus adapters. The virtual HBAs appear in the VMs as devices very like virtual NICs and other virtual devices.
\nIn another storage related improvement Hyper-V VMs will also be able to boot from iSCSI SANs<\/p>\n
Extensible Virtual Switch & NIC Teaming<\/h3>\n
The new virtual switch has a number of new capabilities multi-tenant capability as well as the ability to provide minimum and maximum bandwidth guarantees and is also extensible. Microsoft provides a API that allows capture, filter and forwarding extensions. To ensure the high quality of these virtual switch extensions, Microsoft will be initiating a Hyper-V virtual switch logo program.<\/p>\n
Another overdue feature that will be a part of Windows Server 8 is the built-in ability to provide NIC teaming natively in the operating system.\u00a0 The new NIC teaming works across heterogonous vendor NICs and can provide support for load balancing as well as failover.<\/p>\n
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I hope this article gives you an overview of the new Hyper-V and let you be tempted by this virtualization solution …:-D<\/div>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
As we are on Microsoft Connection Days 2011 in Lausanne yesterday, we have a presentation of Windows Server 8 and specifically of Hyper-V 3.0.
I take this opportunity to introduce some news about this.<\/p>\n
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