Across
- 2. process of running a virtual instance of a computer system in a layer abstracted from the actual hardware.
- 4. the guest is packaged into a virtual image that can be safely moved and executes on top of different virtual machines.
- 7. guest programs can be shared, aggregated and emulated.
- 8. guest programs are executed within an environment that is controlled by a virtualisation layer, which ultimately is a program.
Down
- 1. operations of the guest programs are generally performed against virtual machine, which then translates and applies them to the host programs.
- 3. allows the creation of a seperate computing environment within the same host.
- 5. group of seperate hosts can be tied together and represented to guests as a single virtual host.
- 6. virtualisation allows providing guests with a completely seperate environment, in which they are executed.
