virtualizations
Virtualization is a technology that allows for the creation of virtual versions of computing resources, such as servers, storage devices, operating systems, or networks. It enables a single physical hardware component to be shared by multiple virtual instances, each functioning as an independent unit. This is achieved through a software layer called a hypervisor.
The hypervisor sits between the physical hardware and the virtual machines (VMs). It manages the allocation
Virtualization offers several advantages. It improves hardware utilization by allowing multiple workloads to run on a
Common types of virtualization include server virtualization, which is the most prevalent, desktop virtualization, network virtualization,