Difference between revisions of "AWS Nitro System"
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Revision as of 13:26, 22 August 2023
wikipedia:AWS Nitro (2017) [1]
Nitro is lightweight. It is based on the KVM core kernel module, but does not use many of the other KVM components, such as QEMU. There is also no domO or IDD involved in the I/O path. Direct metal access. [2]
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