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SKShubham Kumarin4c04er.hashnode.dev15h ago · 5 min read

Containers vs Virtual Machines: How They Actually Differ

Containers are lightweight VMs is the most common explanation, and it's misleading. They isolate workloads at completely different layers, and that difference drives everything else: speed, size, secu

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ASAman Singhtherootaddress.hashnode.dev1d ago · 10 min read

Managed DB vs Self-Hosted on a Cloud VM: The Database Decision That Looks Cheap Until You Operate It

You can get PostgreSQL running on a cloud VM in a few minutes. You can also create a managed PostgreSQL instance and let the cloud provider handle a big part of the operational work. The confusing par

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PBPratul's BlogAreainfrabytes.hashnode.devSep 13 · 13 min read

VMware: Explore Ways To Deploy & Manage Virtual Machines

VMware: Fundamentals of STORAGE NETWORKING VMware: Fundamentals of STORAGE NETWORKINGIn my last blog, I shared the importance of understanding the Storage Networking Fundamentals & its concepts with c

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ASArnav Saliandocs.arnav.ukAug 29 · 7 min read

VMware Network Adapters Explained: NAT, Host‑Only, and Bridged Modes

Introduction I recently ran into a problem while I was working on a home lab that I thought was worth sharing. I wanted to run a virtual machine, but my main PC didn’t have enough free storage space,

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MMilesferrumvm.hashnode.devAug 25 · 2 min read

What is Ferrum VM?

Ferrum VM is a KVM based Virtual Machine Manager that I have built in Rust and C. The main thing that separates it from other hobby VMM's is that I have built custom UEFI Firmware in C for the virtual

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MFMathijs Frankmathijs-frank.hashnode.devAug 11 · 3 min read

Designing Memory for My Bytecode VM

This is part of an ongoing project. A programming game where getting better at the game means getting better at real coding. Background here: Learning Coding Like a Board Game. When creating my byteco

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MCMadhumita Cmadhumitatech.hashnode.devAug 9 · 6 min read

Amazon EC2 Explained: A Beginner's Guide to Virtual Servers

Introduction When applications and websites need to run, they require computing resources such as processing power, memory, and storage. Traditionally, organizations had to purchase and maintain physi

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SKShubham Kumar Singhblog.realdev.clubJul 16 · 15 min read

How I Deployed a Full-Stack Application on a DigitalOcean VM Using Nginx and PM2

Introduction Until now, I had mostly run my full-stack applications locally using localhost. But this time, I wanted to understand what actually happens when we deploy an application to a real server

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EREthan Rodrigoethanrodrigo.hashnode.devJun 26 · 12 min read

Teleporting Virtual Machines: Flipping the Script

In the previous post in this series, Teleporting Servers, we examined how to move a live virtual machine between physical hosts using the pre-copy method. Pre-copy transfers the VM’s memory in multipl

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KKKushneet Kaurcloudnativebykushneet.hashnode.devJun 22 · 6 min read

Docker Basics Every Developer Should Know Before Touching Kubernetes

This article is part of the Cloud Native by Kushneet series — where I document my journey learning cloud native technologies from scratch, one concept at a time. Start from the beginning: Containers v

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Containers vs Virtual Machines: How They Actually Differ

Managed DB vs Self-Hosted on a Cloud VM: The Database Decision That Looks Cheap Until You Operate It

VMware: Explore Ways To Deploy & Manage Virtual Machines

VMware Network Adapters Explained: NAT, Host‑Only, and Bridged Modes

What is Ferrum VM?

Designing Memory for My Bytecode VM

Amazon EC2 Explained: A Beginner's Guide to Virtual Servers

How I Deployed a Full-Stack Application on a DigitalOcean VM Using Nginx and PM2

Teleporting Virtual Machines: Flipping the Script

Docker Basics Every Developer Should Know Before Touching Kubernetes