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Manual VM Images

Manual VM Images

Manual VM images are virtual machine images that are created by manually installing an operating system and applications on a virtual machine. This process can be time-consuming and error-prone, and it can be difficult to keep manual VM images up to date.

Benefits of manual VM images:

Drawbacks of manual VM images:

Alternatives to manual VM images:

Examples of manual VM images:

References:

Tools and products that can help with Manual VM Images:

VMware vCenter Converter:

VMware vCenter Converter

Microsoft System Center Virtual Machine Manager (SCVMM):

Microsoft System Center Virtual Machine Manager

Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud:

Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud

Veeam Backup & Replication:

Veeam Backup & Replication

Clonezilla:

Clonezilla

References:

Related terms to Manual VM Images:

Related technologies:

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Prerequisites

Prerequisites for Manual VM Images:

1. Hypervisor:

2. Virtualization Host:

3. Guest Operating System:

4. Virtual Machine Creation Tool:

5. Storage:

6. Networking:

7. Backup and Recovery:

8. Security:

What’s next?

After you have Manual VM Images, the next steps typically involve:

1. Testing the VM Images:

2. Storing the VM Images:

3. Managing the VM Images:

4. Deploying the VM Images:

5. Monitoring the VM Images:

6. Updating the VM Images:

7. Backing up the VM Images:

8. Archiving the VM Images: