You can install the appropriate software on Linux to test it. This is a great option when developers make their applications able to run on multiple operating systems, such as Windows, Linux, and Solaris (for example, Oracle Database). Testing multi-platform software or software that provides similar functionality.Linux has excellent container support which may be a reason to install Linux on Hyper-V as a virtual machine. For example, a new Linux version has recently been released and you want to test this version before installing on physical servers. You need to test a particular Linux distribution in your Hyper-V virtual environment.Let’s have a look at the most common reasons that might force you to install Linux on Hyper-V: The popularity of Linux is growing and this operating system is time-tested. Installing Hyper-V Linux Integration Services.Transferring files between Linux VM and Windows host machines.Configuring the SSH server on Ubuntu Linux.
Today’s blog post explores how to install Linux on Hyper-V using an example of Ubuntu Linux 18 LTS (Long Term Support) and consists of the following sections: Installing Linux on a Hyper-V VM has some features which compare to installing Windows. You can run an unlimited number of Linux VMs on your Hyper-V Server because the majority of Linux distributions are free and open source. Hyper-V can run not only Windows but also Linux virtual machines. Hyper-V is a type 1 hypervisor developed by Microsoft that can be enabled on Windows machines or installed as a standalone operating system (Hyper-V Server 2016, for example).
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