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SRI KRISHAN ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLEGE

END SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS OCT/NOV 2024

Programme : [Link] (CSA) Course Code : 23SAU21 Course Title : Virtualization

Section A
1. B) Consolidation Ratio

2. C) Type 1

3. D) Containment

4. A) Templates

5. D) Hyper-Threading

6. B) memory overcommitment

7. C) PCI

8. A) DAS

9. B) P2P

10. D) Protocol-based

Section B

11. A) Moore’s Law


 Explain Moore’s Law
 that processing power roughly doubles every 18 months.
 Example

11. B) Virtualization Characteristics


 Fundamental changes in computing services
 disruptive technology
 abstraction of some physical component into a logical object.
 Virtualization Examples
 Types

12. A) Step by step of creating Virtual Machine

 Investigating the Physical-to-Virtual Process


 Hot and Cold Cloning
 Loading Environment
 VM Installation
 VM Configuration

12. B) Open Virtualization Format


 OVF is a standard - representing key vendors in the various areas of
virtualization
 Purpose - to create a platform and vendor-neutral format to bundle up
virtual machines into one or more fi les that can be easily transported
from one virtualization platform to another
 The OVF template
 single file using the TAR format, ova extension

13. A) Process of virtual storage pathway


 abstracting the storage resources
 Diagram
 Virtual Machine – Physical Server - Storage Device
 data path
 front-end drivers - back-end device driver - device driver

13. B) Managing Networking for VM


 Explain network virtualization
 Diagram
 Explain Simple virtual network path
 NIC – NIC Driver – Hypervisor

14. A) Usage of Virtualization and storage services


 Aggregation and pooling solutions
 virtualization services are implemented in different locations to
support various tasks.
 Diagram
 Transparent data migration of data for technology upgrades and
maintenance

14. B)

 OUT OF SYLLABUS QUESTION 

15.A) Network Virtualization

 The technology that enables partitioning or aggregating a collection


of network resources
 data centre virtual network technologies
 Overlay tunnel Concept
 Overlay networks
 Virtual Private Network

15.B) Types of VNF


 Edge devices
 Gateway functions
 Application optimization
 Mobile network equipment’s
 Security functions

Section C
16. A) Role of Type 1 and Type-2 Hypervisors
 Type 1 hypervisors run directly on the server hardware without an
operating system beneath it
 Type 1 hypervisors - Diagram and Explanation
 A Type 2 hypervisor itself is an application that runs atop a traditional
operating system
 Type 2 hypervisors - Diagram and Explanation
 Provide an environment identical to the physical environment
 Provide that environment with minimal performance cost
 Retain complete control of the system resources

16. B) Hardwar abstraction and resource allocation in Hypervisor


 hypervisor has become an operating system of sorts for the hardware,
but instead of dealing with application/program requests, the
hypervisor services entire (virtual) servers
 Diagram and explanation
 Server consolidation

17.A) Processing of Loading windows into a virtual machine


 Loading windows into a virtual machine
 configuration options
 Optimizing a new virtual machine

17.B) Process of installing VM Tools


 Select Virtual Machine from the menu at the top of the VMware
Player window
 Choose Run [Link] to continue.
 Setup Type selection window where there are short descriptions
of the three options
 The VMware Tools are installed, and you can mark the progress
on the displayed Status screen.
 Finally, will need to reboot the VM one more time

18.A) Memory Virtualization


 Configuring VM Memory Options
 Calculating Memory Overhead
 Memory Optimizations
 Ballooning memory
 Memory overcommitment
 Page sharing

18. B ) Storage Area Network
 storage area networks (SANs) provide greater flexibility, improved
availability, and more efficient use of storage resources by abstracting
the physical devices into logical objects that can be quickly and easily
manipulated
 A SAN (Storage Area Network) or NAS (Network Attached Storage) is a
disk storage device that is connected to a computer through a
dedicated storage network
 A SAN usually connects via a specialized controller, sometimes called a
Fibre-Channel Controller (FCC), or a Host-Bus Adapter (HBA).
 Diagram Virtual storage pathway – Explanation

19.A) Files Access, File Systems, and Objects


 Common File Access Protocols
 File access examples – Diagram
 Object and API Storage Access
 Block-and-fi le vs. object-based storage access – Diagram

19.B) Process of reading and writing data in a storage device


 How data and information is stored - Diagram – explanation
 Application – Server – Network
 Block IO stream
 Hard disk drive storage organization – Diagram – explanation

20 .A ) Key issues in Wireless virtualization


 Isolation
 Network management
 Interference
 Latency

20. B) NFS use cases with examples


 NFV Infrastructure as a Service (laaS)
 Virtual network function as a service
 Virtual network Platform as a Service (PaaS)
 VNF forwarding graphs
 Virtualization of mobile core network and IMS
 Virtualization of mobile base stations
 Virtualization of /10tne environment

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