Hyper-V and vSphere are amongst the top virtualization software's available in the market currently. Both of these products are from different vendors, Hyper-V is developed by Microsoft and vSphere is devolved by VMware. The intent of this paper is to compare the network performance of two different software's using IPv4 and IPv6 that will allow us to determine which perform better at different stages of the test. Virtualization is used in Cloud data centers that store most of IoT (Internet of Things) data. Results show VMware (vSphere) is able to achieve much higher throughput that Hyper-V. Also VMWare showed lower delay, but the differences is in milliseconds that is not noticeable
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Most data today is being read from meters manually. This can be very time consuming and expensive an...
VMware vSphere ™ includes a number of enhancements that enable it to deliver very high I/O performan...
The growing of virtual machine technology continues to evolve characterized by the emergence of a nu...
One of the most important technologies in cloud computing is virtualization. This paper presents t...
In modern industrial systems cloud computing plays an important role. Using this technology services...
Cloud computing is the set of resources and services which are offered through the internet. These r...
Virtualization of operating systems and network infrastructure plays an important role in current IT...
This thesis work aims to find a suitable environment for different virtualization system to achieve ...
Abstract—Virtualization has become a popular way to make more efficient use of server resources with...
Containerization and virtualization are two of the keystones of cloud computing. Neither technologie...
Virtualization is a component of cloud computing. Virtualization transforms traditional inflexible, ...
Hosting virtual servers on a shared physical hardware by means of hardware virtualization is common ...
The use of virtualization technologies has become widespread with the advent of cloud computing. The...
Although cloud computing environments often use virtualization to implement resource sharing, the ad...
The current virtualization solution in the Cloud widely relies on hypervisor-based technologies. Alo...
Most data today is being read from meters manually. This can be very time consuming and expensive an...
VMware vSphere ™ includes a number of enhancements that enable it to deliver very high I/O performan...
The growing of virtual machine technology continues to evolve characterized by the emergence of a nu...