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2008/03/18 23:48
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Ing Emi
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Is it possible to model a virtual environment with UML?
I mean, to model the virtual machines, the hypervisor and the underlying physical hardware?
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2008/03/19 13:45
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LilianWong
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Hi Ing Emi,
Thank you for your post. You can use Component Diagram to model a virtual environment because Component Diagram is used to identify the initial architectural landscape for a system, particularly for systems with arbitrary size and complexity.
If you have any further inquiries, please feel free to ask.
Best regards,
Lilian Wong
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2008/03/19 21:00
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Ing Emi
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Thank you very much!!!
Do you have any example??? I have worked with Component Diagrams but just with hosts, servers, networks...
Should I represent each virtual machine as a node? Which souldh be the correct connection between these VM and the hypervisor???...and between the hypervisor and the hardware??
I have been looking for something like this in the web but I haven't found anything!!!
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2008/03/20 14:36
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LilianWong
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