Tag: Bare Metal
What is Bare Metal Programming?
Posted on by Michael Flores Feliz | Updated:
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Bare metal programming is a low-level type of programming that is hardcoded to a system at the hardware level and operates without an abstraction layer or operating system (OS). It also interlinks with the hardware, considering the specific build of components.
Guide to Bare Metal Restore, Backup, & Recovery
Posted on by Ross Chesley | Updated:
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The term bare metal means a computer with no operating system, no partitions, and no installed software applications. It is the bare hardware and disk. In some instances, it may contain the basic input/output system (BIOS).
What is a Virtual Machine (VM)?
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Category: Private Cloud | Tags: Bare Metal, Cloud, Host Computer, Hosted, Hypervisor, Kernel, Kernel Module, KVM, Parent Server, Private Cloud, Private Parent, Process VM, Resources, System VM, Type 1 Hypervisor, Type 2 Hypervisor, Virtual Environment, Virtual Machines, Virtual Private Server, Virtualization, Virtualized, VM, VMware, VMware and NetApp
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