Hyper-V Performance and Security 101: A Comprehensive Guide for IT Pros

Microsoft’s Hyper-V is all about efficiency, performance and utilization of server loads. Getting performance out of Hyper-V is learning to use perfmon, counters and developing baselines for hardware subsystems. Memory is critical to monitor; CPU performance is next and then storage. We will look at perfmon and Hyper-V. NUMA is supported on Hyper-V and is a complex subject, but we will look at the basics on my HP Server. Data centers are multi-tenant and security is a growing concern for Enterprise, state and federal governments. Microsoft has a entire system to provide security and assurance that hosts are not tampered with or data compromised.
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[@BillyOfTea]

Thank-you for taking me by the hand and explaining to me what I'm already doing. Much of the monitoring aspects are instinctual to me as I'm a mainframe operator from back in the day.

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[@abulaith4485]

Brilliant technical information. Many thanks.

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Wow this some mind blowing stuff !

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[@count0nz]

Just seen you're Video.. Great Content got a Sub from me.. Running a HP DL380P Gen 8 + Server 2022 Datacenter 128G Ram and Love Hyper-v.. this is a Homelab server but i do have quite a few VM's running . and have been useing Hpyer-v Since Server 1016 or so....

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