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What is AWS KVM Hypervisor?

KVM hypervisor, the virtualization software of AWS to power its VM instances. EC2 instances are powered by a customized version of the KVM. The KVM hypervisor in AWS plays an important role in building as well as maintaining virtualized systems in the cloud.

We can use it to set up and use several OS and software in separate VMs. KVM enables us to assign particular resources, including CPU, memory, storage, and network, to each VM, resulting in the best performance and resource usage.

The KVM has been modified and improved by AWS to fit the unique needs of their cloud platform. In order to enhance scalability, security, and manageability, they have included new features as well as improvements. This includes combining it with other services such as Identity and IAM for access control, EBS for storage, and ENI for networking.

We may take advantage of the scalability and flexibility of the cloud infrastructure by using this hypervisor. In order to create and run the apps, we can use a variety of AWS services and capabilities, quickly deploy and manage VMs, and scale resources up or down as necessary.

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Conclusion

This article provides a short description of the AWS KVM Hypervisors.