Application Program Virtualization based on Desktop Virtualization
Se‐Jung Lim, Gwang-Jun Kim, Tae-Geun Kang
Abstract
Se‐Jung Lim, Gwang-Jun Kim, Tae-Geun Kang
Abstract
Desktop virtualization technology running on the local computing system in the process of resource depletion or degradation, such as upgrading the system to solve problems and manage criti cal information and systems must be protected. In addition, a virtualized environment by constructing a convenient stand-virtualized infrastructure and user space, and security from external attack or internal flaw or a problem, even if the service fails to respond quickly and should help to recover. In this paper, a comprehensive virtualization technology based on the client's desktop virtualization technology elements needed to find a local computing environment more comfortable and stable in the proposed new virtualization technologies.
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Desktop virtualization technology running on the local computing system in the process of resource depletion or degradation, such as upgrading the system to solve problems and manage criti cal information and systems must be protected. In addition, a virtualized environment by constructing a convenient stand-virtualized infrastructure and user space, and security from external attack or internal flaw or a problem, even if the service fails to respond quickly and should help to recover. In this paper, a comprehensive virtualization technology based on the client's desktop virtualization technology elements needed to find a local computing environment more comfortable and stable in the proposed new virtualization technologies.
Key concepts: Virtualization, Full virtualization, Data virtualization, Application virtualization, Service virtualization, Hardware virtualization, Operating system, Computer science