Purpose
Hyper-V provides a scalable, reliable, and highly available virtualized server computing environment. It enables one or more guest operating systems to run concurrently on a single physical computer. Key uses for virtual machine technology include the following:
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Server consolidation
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Consolidation of development and testing environments
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Simplified disaster recovery
In this section
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| The WMI provider for Hyper-V enable developers, and scripters, to quickly build custom tools, utilities, and enhancements for the virtualization platform. The WMI interfaces can manage all aspects of the Hyper-V services. |
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| The following topics describe how to use the Hyper-V WMI provider. |
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| The following are the Hyper-V WMI classes. |
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| The Hyper-V networking API is used to control networking in Hyper-V. |
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| The Hyper-V application health monitoring API is used to monitor the health state of applications running in a virtual machine. |
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| The Hyper-V metrics API is used to monitor the health state of applications running in a virtual machine. |
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| The Hyper-V replication API is used to control virtual machine replication and failover recovery. |
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| The Hyper-V migration API is used to control storage and live migration in Hyper-V. |
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| The Hyper-V virtual Fibre Channel API is used to control virtual Fibre Channel adapters in Hyper-V. |
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| The Hyper-V virtual machine (VM) placement API contains the compatibility info for the VMs or hosting computer system. |
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| Glossary of terms used in the Windows Virtualization SDK documentation. |
Run-time requirements
Hyper-V services require an x64-based system that supports hardware-assisted virtualization running Hyper-V. Programs that interact with the Hyper-V WMI interfaces however, can run remotely on any system that supports WMI.
Related topics
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