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Bradley, your (and your team) ability f performance the beauty of SW domain is directly cloned from Broadway Theaters. Excellence in all the pieces of exhibition. For sure the great community/subscribers have similar observations. Impressive channel and remarkably useful info. Thanks for sharing your passion. Have a nice day!
Great to hear how the server can be built custom by putting more networking power or more compute power or more processing power, etc. It seems virtual servers are too good to be true though. How all the hardware that would be used on a virtual server just takes up 1U of space? I still dont understand that, is it some kind of emulation, or is the processing being somewhere else on a offline server. I would greatly appreciate your advice and more information into this subject as I am new to it and still learning more. Thank you!
HI, so if I understood correctly, physical servers are so powerful nowadays that their resources can be distributed so they can host several virtual servers.
Correct! With the massive increases in total computing performance at a physical level over the last 15 years, the odds of a single application consuming ALL the resources on a physical host are insanely low. Virtualization allows you to create multiple virtual servers on that physical server, making it possible to get 80%+ utilization of your physical resources, which lowers your total cost to run multiple workloads and dramatically increases your cost efficiency.
I wasn't concentrating on the subject but how can he write backwards.. then it occurred to me that he must be filming himself writing on a mirror lol -.-
No matter what topic it is, his way of explaining things are always amazing!
I beg the differ 😉
love this man fr. really skilled at explaining the more technical terms in a digestible manner.
one of the best ( if not the best ) instructors in the IBM cloud learning series
Lovely and simplified explanation, many thanks.
Wow! Best way of explaining I've ever seem. Very nice!
An exellent video explains everythnig without "big words". Good job !
Please give more detail into the finite processes of VSI's and processes. I would love to dig into cloud computing .
just in love with this dude
Hi i became fan of yours by just watching 2-3 videos.
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You're the best Brad!
Bradley, your (and your team) ability f performance the beauty of SW domain is directly cloned from Broadway Theaters. Excellence in all the pieces of exhibition. For sure the great community/subscribers have similar observations. Impressive channel and remarkably useful info. Thanks for sharing your passion. Have a nice day!
Wow, thank you!
Its amazing how to learn foundations.Thank you for it.
Can you please have a session on Kubernetes offering from IBM and the advantage of it over other cloud providers ?
Thanks for the feedback, we will look into this! Stay tuned!
Great to hear how the server can be built custom by putting more networking power or more compute power or more processing power, etc. It seems virtual servers are too good to be true though. How all the hardware that would be used on a virtual server just takes up 1U of space? I still dont understand that, is it some kind of emulation, or is the processing being somewhere else on a offline server. I would greatly appreciate your advice and more information into this subject as I am new to it and still learning more. Thank you!
Thx for good explanation
I would love a history of servers vid
Who are the big players in cloud providers?
Great video. Thanks. Liked and subbed.
Amoled/oled people gonna love this video
I'm curious, what's the difference between a VPS and a HYPERVISOR
Can we have more technical details of VM or VS @IBM? Thanks
HI, so if I understood correctly, physical servers are so powerful nowadays that their resources can be distributed so they can host several virtual servers.
Correct!
With the massive increases in total computing performance at a physical level over the last 15 years, the odds of a single application consuming ALL the resources on a physical host are insanely low.
Virtualization allows you to create multiple virtual servers on that physical server, making it possible to get 80%+ utilization of your physical resources, which lowers your total cost to run multiple workloads and dramatically increases your cost efficiency.
nice explanation.
Is there a limit for VSI in 1U? How many VSI can a 1U store? Also, is there a limit for CPU, RAM or Network in a 1U?
loved it!
well explanied
What if 5g internet access goes down?
I thought RAM was memory or video capability (vRAM) and not “storage.”
Thank you!
Very good
How is this different from virtual machine?
Hi! Virtual Servers are fundamentally identical to the term Virtual Machine. They are interchangeable terms with the same meaning. 🙂
merci
best there is.
I wasn't concentrating on the subject but how can he write backwards.. then it occurred to me that he must be filming himself writing on a mirror lol -.-
It’s part of the IBM interview process. All candidates must be able to write backwards.
What a joke. You're only about 15 years late with this content.
Shut up
So?
Didn’t realise there was a time limit on educating others.