You should be familiar with Server Virtualization, which is basically a set up to decouple the applications from their physical servers using an abstraction layer called ‘Hypervisor’ that enables Multiple...
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If there is one thing that every organization buys in bulk and keeps buying again and again, it should be Computers! The only alternative to buying computers (in a networked...
By now, you should be familiar with Server Virtualization. Migration refers to moving of one virtual machine from one server to another server while it is in production environment, with...
There maybe certain situations (like school/ college labs) where a large number of computers are required but none of them would require a huge amount of processor/ memory capacity. In...
If you want to run an application in another operating system from your computer, you either need to reboot the system (provided the other operating system is installed in dual...
Server Virtualization, as you know, utilizes servers in a very efficient way by dividing them in to a number of logical units called virtual servers. So, every host server may...
Just like Desktop Virtualization, where individual desktop sessions (OS & Applications) are virtualized and run from a centralized server, Application Virtualization virtualizes the Applications so that, i. It can either...
Servers rarely run at full capacity. Server Virtualization enables multiple applications running on multiple operating systems to run on the same server, utilizing that unused additional capacity. Lets find out...
Desktop Virtualization is about moving your desktop session and hosting it on a server, from where you can access it. Looks more like SaaS and Private Cloud, doesn’t it? This...