Virtualization
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Understanding Virtualization
Summary
Virtualization is a transformative technology reshaping IT practices by using software to simulate multiple servers from a single physical server. This technique significantly reduces costs, time, and labor for IT companies and businesses with server needs.
Article
Virtualization is revolutionizing the way IT professionals utilize computer hardware. This technology creates multiple virtual servers from a single physical server, drastically cutting expenses, time, and manpower for companies relying on servers.
When IT experts discuss virtualization, the term might seem puzzling. "Virtual" implies something that exists in essence but not in form, and that's precisely how this technology operates. By virtualizing a server, a single server handles tasks that traditionally required multiple servers. This software allows several server applications to run on one physical machine, yet users remain unaware of the shift, assuming they interact with multiple separate servers.
Why is Virtualization Necessary?
Typically, servers do not fully utilize all their resources. Processors often use only about 20% of their capacity, with similar underuse of memory and disk space. Servers are configured for specific programs, leading to resource wastage, energy inefficiency, and unnecessary hardware investments as businesses acquire more servers and network equipment, such as power-intensive switches or hubs.
By employing virtualization, businesses can optimize server usage, effectively manage resources, and reduce the need for extensive additional hardware, saving both energy and costs.
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