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Virtuaalmasinanid, often referred to as virtual machines or VMs, are software-based emulations of a physical computer. They allow a user to run an operating system and its applications on top of another operating system, essentially creating a computer within a computer. This is achieved through a piece of software called a hypervisor, which manages the allocation of the host machine's physical resources, such as CPU, memory, and storage, to the virtual machine.
The primary benefit of virtual machines is their flexibility and isolation. Multiple virtual machines can run
Virtualization also enhances security by isolating potentially risky applications or unknown software within a VM. If