Why would I need Virtualization?

[WSMITH]

Hi,

Actually i am new in to this topic of virtualization,and i too have lots of question questions going on in my mind why virtualization technique is needed and what about the technology. I am trying to understand the complete virtualization technique.

So my another question is: Why would I need a Virtualization ?

[rocky123]

Originally Posted by WSMITH

Hi,

Actually i am new in to this topic of virtualization,and i too have lots of question questions going on in my mind why virtualization technique is needed and what about the technology. I am trying to understand the complete virtualization technique.

So my another question is: Why would I need a Virtualization ?

Basically, virtualization is a web technique which is used with in the enterprises to consolidate or we can say integrate multiple physical servers into one, with running on it is necessary at present virtual machines. Due to the fact that the number of physical servers and the number of species declining, companies are starting to save a lot of money. Firstly, it do not consume a lot of electricity, both for the servers and cooling systems. Secondly, it takes up less space. Third, the server resources are used much more efficiently, wherever it is needed.

[shane10]

I would like to add one important point and that is more and more companies have resorted to virtualization for development and testing of software. It creates a fast and agile testing environment that directly clones production systems.

This to help in eliminating the need to share the complete test environments across your developer and testing groups via virtualization The developer or tester can run multiple user environments (operating systems) on a single server and faster to do its job without attracting additional hardware.

[Jeffrey]

Originally Posted by shane10

I would like to add one important point and that is more and more companies have resorted to virtualization for development and testing of software. It creates a fast and agile testing environment that directly clones production systems.

This to help in eliminating the need to share the complete test environments across your developer and testing groups via virtualization The developer or tester can run multiple user environments (operating systems) on a single server and faster to do its job without attracting additional hardware.

Hi,

The basic reason for which the Virtualization platform has creating a BigBUZZ is because of the client side they get value for money with there own dedicated resources and a server environment where he gets to login and check the server like a dedicated server.

For Providers it is a good bargain cause, Normally on a shared or dedicated server the actual resources and processing capabilities are not used to there fullest capacity.

So creating small VPS's on a node will ensure more users. The users in tern get a better hosting experience and a virtual server with the same utilities of a dedicated server.

In the end A WIN WIN Situation for ALL