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Paravirtualization is a technique used in virtualization where the guest operating system is modified to communicate directly with the hypervisor, the software layer that manages virtual machines. Unlike full virtualization, which emulates the underlying hardware, paravirtualization requires the guest OS to be aware that it is running in a virtualized environment. This awareness allows for more efficient communication between the guest OS and the hypervisor, leading to better performance and lower overhead.
The primary advantage of paravirtualization is its efficiency. By eliminating the need for hardware emulation, paravirtualization
However, paravirtualization also has its limitations. The requirement for modifying the guest OS can be a significant
Despite these limitations, paravirtualization remains a valuable technique in the field of virtualization. Its ability to