Type 1 (bare-metal): ESXi, Hyper-V, KVM — on hardware, production use. Type 2 (hosted): Workstation, VirtualBox — on host OS, testing/education. Type 2 slower: host OS consumes resources.
MCQ 1: Type 1 hypervisor is also called:
MCQ 2: Which is Type 1?
MCQ 3: Why is Type 2 slower?
MCQ 4: Type 2 hypervisors are mainly for:
T/F: Type 2 is preferred for production datacenters.
T/F: KVM is a Type 1 hypervisor example.
T/F: VMware Workstation is Type 1 bare-metal.
Fill: Type 1 = hypervisor
Fill: Virtualization software layer:
Essay: Compare Type 1 and Type 2 hypervisors.
A hypervisor virtualizes hardware for VMs. Type 1 (bare-metal: ESXi, Hyper-V, KVM) installs on hardware — faster, for production. Type 2 (hosted: Workstation, VirtualBox) runs on host OS — slower because host OS consumes resources, used for testing/education. Choose Type 1 for datacenters; Type 2 for dev laptops.