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Virtualization 3 Subtitle: “What can we do to a VM?” Learning Objectives: – To understand the VM-handling mechanisms of a hypervisor – To understand how many different value-added services are constructed on top of VM-handling mechanisms

Stopping a VM Hypervisor stops and starts VM all the time: – to share CPUs – to serialize access to resources Stop by: – Saving CPU registers into Hypervisor data area Applications Guest A Operating System Virtual Machine Monitor/Hypervisor Applications Host Hardware Guest B Operating System Virtualized

Starting a VM Hypervisor: – gains control (e.g. clock tick) – saves previous VM’s CPU registers – loads next VM’s CPU registers – jumps to next VM’s next-PC (in correct privilege state) Applications Guest A Operating System Virtual Machine Monitor/Hypervisor Applications Host Hardware Guest B Operating System Virtualized

VM State While Stopped VM State: – Memory (all guest physical memory) includes Application state, OS state – CPU state (registers) – Small amount of I/O state Let’s stop VM when I/O is quiescent! Applications Guest A Operating System Virtual Machine Monitor/Hypervisor Applications Host Hardware Guest B Operating System Virtualized

“Freeze” a VM Once suspended, the VM image is self- contained – VM can be (e.g.) copied to a file (LARGE file!) Now, what else can we do with this? Applications Guest A Operating System CPU registers I/O state

Move a VM Applications Guest A Operating System Virtual Machine Monitor/Hypervisor Applications Host Hardware X Guest B Operating System Virtualized Virtual Machine Monitor/Hypervisor Applications Guest C Operating System Virtualized Host Hardware Y Applications Guest B Operating System

Snapshot and Rollback a VM Applications Guest A Operating System Virtual Machine Monitor/Hypervisor Applications Host Hardware Guest B Operating System Virtualized Applications Guest B Operating System Applications Guest B Operating System … Think: Optimizations?

Archive a VM Applications Guest B Operating System

Rapid Provisioning Virtual Machine Monitor/Hypervisor Applications Host Hardware Guest C Operating System Virtualized Applications Guest B Operating System

Virtual Appliances over 1000 downloadable appliances Applications Guest B Operating System Applications Guest B Operating System Applications Guest B Operating System Applications Guest B Operating System Applications Guest B Operating System Applications Guest B Operating System Applications Guest B Operating System Applications Guest B Operating System e.g.: mail server web server hotel system virus scanner firewall

Deploying Secure Desktops Virtual Machine Monitor/Hypervisor Host Hardware Virtualized Desktop Machine Applications Guest Operating System

Live Migration Optimizing migration from “source” to “destination” VMM: – Repeat: Suspend VM on “source” machine Reset all “dirty” bits in VMM’s page tables Resume VM on “source” machine Copy all non-“dirty” pages to destination machine – Until only minimal subset of pages left – Suspend VM on “source” – Copy remaining pages to “destination” – Resume VM on “destination”

Load Balancing Management software monitors “load” on all physical machines If loads are mismatched, migrate a VM from a loaded to a less-loaded machine Independent of Application! Independent of Operating System!

High Availability For critical applications, keep a standby VM available on a different hardware system Regularly copy active VM image to standby VM (but don’t activate it) Activate standby VM if active VM stops responding (VM crashes? VMM crashes? Hardware system fails?)