Virtualisierten

Virtualisierten refers to the state of being virtualized. Virtualization is a technology that allows the creation of a virtual version of something, such as a server, an operating system, storage device, or network resources. This virtual version is a software-based emulation of the physical hardware.

The primary benefit of virtualisierten systems is increased efficiency and flexibility. By running multiple virtual machines on a single physical server, organizations can reduce hardware costs, power consumption, and physical space requirements. This consolidation also simplifies management and deployment of IT resources.

Virtualisierten environments are widely used in cloud computing, data centers, and software development. They enable rapid provisioning of resources, scalability, and isolation of applications and operating systems. This isolation is crucial for security, as it prevents issues in one virtual machine from affecting others.

Key components of virtualization include a hypervisor, which is the software that creates and manages virtual machines, and the virtual machine itself, which contains an operating system and applications. When a system is virtualisierten, it means it is operating within this hypervisor-managed environment, abstracting the underlying physical hardware. This abstraction allows for a greater degree of control and dynamic resource allocation.