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Description: A KVM (Kernel-based Virtual Machine) bridge is an essential component in virtualization that allows virtual machines (VMs) to connect to the physical network as if they were physical machines. This type of bridge acts as an intermediary between the virtual network interfaces of the virtual machines and the physical network, facilitating communication and data […]