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Virtualization is a Technology
that transforms hardware
into software.
Virtualization allows to run
multiple operating systems as
virtual machines.
Each copy of an operating
system is installed in to a
virtual machine.
How Does Virtualization Work ?
A Virtualization layer is installed.
Uses Bare-metal or Hosted Hypervisor architecture.
A bare-metal hypervisor system does not require
operating system.
Hypervisor is operating system.
Host based Virtualization requires operating
system(windows or linux) installed on the computer.
Virtualization layer installed as application on
operating system.
VMWare Server is free application supported by
windows or linux.
What Is A Virtual Machine ?
Isolated guest operating
system installation within a
normal host operating
system.
From the user perspective,
virtual machine is software
platform like physical
computer that runs
operating systems and
apps.
Virtual machines posses
hardware virtually.
Full Virtualization
Full virtualization uses a
special kind of software
called a hypervisor. The
hypervisor interacts
directly with the physical
server's CPU and disk space.
It serves as a platform for
the virtual
servers' operating systems.
Para Virtualization
The para-
virtualization
approach is a little
different than the
full virtualization
technique, the guest
servers in a para-
virtualization
system are aware of
one another.
OS Level Virtualization
An OS-level
virtualization
approach doesn't use
a hypervisor at all.
Instead, the
virtualization
capability is part of
the host OS, which
performs all the
functions of a fully
virtualized hypervisor
Virtualization Allows Transformation
of a Server for Multiple Applications
Server virtualization
Creating multiple logical server OS instances on one physical
piece of hardware
Hypervisor is installed on one physical server
Multiple instances of server OS are installed.
Server Virtualization
Server Virtualization
The VMs created on one physical server can
be run another physical server.
Failure in one physical server will not effect
the VMs installed on that.
Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) is a desktop delivery
model which allows client desktop workloads (operating system,
application, user data) to be hosted and executed on servers in
the data center
Users can communicate with their virtual desktops through a
client device that supports remote desktop protocols such as
RDP
This allows you to virtualize Windows desktops in the
datacenter and deliver them on demand to any user — anywhere
Storage Virtualization is
the next frontier in Storage
Advances that aims to
provide a layer of
abstraction to reduce
complexity
Software
virtualization is the
virtualization of
applications or
computer programs
Computer hardware
virtualization is the
virtualization of computers or
operating systems.