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For the purpose of this discussion (What is an operating system?):
- Resource manager (Memory, processes)
- Scheduling tasks
- User access
- Security: Hiding and revealing information
- System services for programs
- UI, GUI, and API
Implementing an Operating System: What to take into consideration.
- Simultaneous users
- Number crunching
- Processing power (CPU vs GPU)
- Tasks
Usage: Shell vs GUI
The Shell:
- Pass arguments to commands, incredibly specific.
- Scripting with various languages for automation or task scheduling.
- Quickly move throughout a system or network, managing files and directories
The GUI:
- Processing user input in a more elaborate fashion
- More intuitive and usable
- Simplifies complex tasks
Chris;
- Favorite OS'ses's
- Fedora – Modern, cutting edge software. Newest packages. Awesome package manager. Red Hat derivative. Better implementation of DEs in my experience.
- Debian – Stable. Uses apt package manager. Easier to get newer packages. Longer periods between upgrades but offers Testing and Unstable branches for bleeding edge packages.
- Windows 10 – :D
- Favorite Virtualization Platform
- KVM – Tiny footprint. GPU passthrough makes utilizing virtual OS almost as good as bare metal. Scripting friendly: Bash, Python, Ruby, and even Go!
- VMware Workstation
- Hyper-V Server
Mike;
- Favorite OS's
- Windows Server 2016
- Windows 10 (besides privacy settings and dependencies
- Windows 7 – The long-lived business OS GOAT
- Favorite Virtualization Platform
- ESXi with vCenter (Standard is too watered down for my liking)
- Hyper-V: With Server 2016, shielded VM's, and more features for Linux, being free on Server and Windows 10, it's the best bang for your buck in a Windows environment.
- VMWare Fusion for Mac
Phil;
1. Favorite OS Desktop:
- Windows 7, 10 (Firewall up!)
- Ubuntu, Mint, Fedora, Antergos
2. Favorite OS Server:
- RHEL/CentOS
- Networking OS:
-Cisco IOS
-JunOS
4. Virtualization platform:
- VMWare Workstation
- Hyper-V
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AMI
Pricing Options (On-Demand, Reserved) and Tenancy
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Security Groups
User Data
EBS Volumes
Protecting Data, Snapshots, Recovery, and Encryption
Snapshots after the first are differential.
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