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-The **Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM)** is a full virtualization solution for for Enterprise Linux distributions. KVM is known as the *de facto* open source virtualization mechanism. It is currently used by many software companies.
+xCAT supports the following virtualization infrastructures:
+ 
+**Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM)**: 
+  A full virtualization solution for Enterprise Linux distributions, known as the *de facto* open source virtualization mechanism and currently used by many software companies.
 
-**IBM PowerKVM** is a product that leverages the Power resilience and performance with the openness of KVM, which provides several advantages:
+**IBM PowerKVM**: 
+  A product that leverages the Power resilience and performance with the openness of KVM, which provides several advantages:
 
-*  Higher workload consolidation with processors overcommitment and memory sharing
-*  Dynamic addition and removal of virtual devices
-*  Microthreading scheduling granularity
-*  Integration with **IBM PowerVC** and **OpenStack**
-*  Simplified management using open source software
-*  Avoids vendor lock-in
-*  Uses POWER8 hardware features, such as SMT8 and microthreading
+  *  Higher workload consolidation with processors overcommitment and memory sharing
+  *  Dynamic addition and removal of virtual devices
+  *  Microthreading scheduling granularity
+  *  Integration with **IBM PowerVC** and **OpenStack**
+  *  Simplified management using open source software
+  *  Avoids vendor lock-in
+  *  Uses POWER8 hardware features, such as SMT8 and microthreading
 
 The xCAT based KVM solution offers users the ability to:
 
 *  provision the hypervisor on bare metal nodes
-*  provision virtual machines
+*  provision virtual machines with the any OS supported in xCAT
 *  migrate virtual machines to different hosts
-*  install all versions of Linux supported in the standard xCAT provisioning methods (you can install stateless virtual machines, iSCSI, and scripted install virtual machines)
 *  install copy on write instances of virtual machines
-*  copy virtual machines
-
+*  clone virtual machines
 
 This section introduces the steps of management node preparation, KVM hypervisor setup and virtual machine management, and presents some typical problems and solutions on xCAT kvm support.