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Virtualization - XEN

What is XEN?

What is KVM?

is RHEL comes with XEN? i was reading some posts in google and its say KVM over XEN?

what is really the relation between kvm and xen?

please explain.
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Dan Craciun

8/22/2022 - Mon
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Redhat has own hypervisor too right. type 1. what is that?  is that based on xen?
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[root@Client-4 ~]# virsh list
 Id Name                 State
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I have two vm which i created in kvm. i can't see when i ssh and run this command.

if i run virt-manager its shows two vms. please advise.
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You're going to have to post this as a separate question.
I use Hyper-V day to day, and I only studied other virtualization options to see if I find something better suited to my needs.