Unleashing the Power of Linux KVM Virtualization: Harness Cutting-Edge Techniques to Create Robust Virtualization Solutions Review

The author does an excellent job of filling theory and practice. Very well balanced. This book is on my A list. Very thorough work.

I read the whole book and found so much information on topics like KVM internals, software defined networking, Ovirt, Openstack, performance issues, V2V/P2V. I haven't found a single book that covers all topics related to KVM. This book deserves more than 5 stars.

The authors know what is good. What is shocking, however, is that the "editor" didn't even bother to check the spelling of the book. Spell checking is the bare minimum before submitting your book for print. There are 20 in the middle of the world in the book <- so! Also, there are hundreds upon hundreds of bugs. On command lines. Some of them are just silly and obvious, while others are just dizzying and not so clear. The writing style is very informal, which distracts the reader from the…

Excellent book on virtualization, I haven't found a book that describes the internals and details of virtualization technology in detail. An easy to read book with practical trading knowledge you can use. In this book you will learn a lot about KVM, Qemu, Libvirt, etc. I recommend this book to anyone who uses virtualization or wants to learn more about it.

This is a must read for anyone interested in open source virtualization. It is well written with simple examples and a comprehensive architecture. In addition, Humble Chirammal is one of the most experienced KVM, Kubernetes and Gluster hackers. Simply the best KVM book I have ever read.

This book is a good introduction. However, I found that I wanted more. The Red Hat documentation on KVM was added to my research after reading this book.

The authors are knowledgeable but have very poor written English. It covers a lot of topics and you can understand what the authors are trying to convey, but clearly lacks skill when it comes to concise and concise communication and no apparent effort in editing or any degree of "ghostwriting" " to help. by someone who has the skills of a technical writer. All this to say that this is the best thing available in book form and costs relatively modestly in Kindle form. It would be a waste of…

I was hoping for a little more. Something that might provide additional insight into mastering KVM. However, this is just a basic guide to installing KVM on Fedora Linux.