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Briefly Explanation Of Hyper-Visior Technology |
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dr.t3rr0r |
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4:37 AM |
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Virtualization, the technology of abstracting the operating systems from the
underlying physical server components, has become a cornerstone of the data center
architecture. Virtualization allows organizations to run not just one operating system
per physical server in the data center, but tens, dozens, or even hundreds, on a
single physical server. The benefits of virtualization are many, including a reduction
in hardware, power, and cooling costs. In addition, virtualization allows for new
techniques of distribution and resilience to be applied, such as VMware Distributed
Resource Scheduler (DRS) and VMware High Availability (HA). Server
virtualization, the virtualization of server operating systems on server hardware, is
now a mainstream technology, which is readily accepted, adopted, and implemented
in organizations across the world.