Virtualization: Old Technology Offers Huge New Potential
Greg Goth
Abstract
Greg Goth
Abstract
Essentially, virtualization uses a virtual machine monitor or host called a hypervisor to enable multiple operating system instances to run on a single physical server. The hypervisor can run directly on a given server's hardware platform, with the guest operating system running on a layer above the hypervisor. It can also run within an operating system, with the guest OS running on the third layer above the hardware
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Essentially, virtualization uses a virtual machine monitor or host called a hypervisor to enable multiple operating system instances to run on a single physical server. The hypervisor can run directly on a given server's hardware platform, with the guest operating system running on a layer above the hypervisor. It can also run within an operating system, with the guest OS running on the third layer above the hardware
Key concepts: Hypervisor, Operating system, Virtualization, Computer science, Application virtualization, Hardware virtualization, Full virtualization, Virtual machine