Found 3 Articles for Virtualization 2.0

The term “Cloud Computing” was proposed in the year 1950s that gives internet-related services and it emerged from distributed computing to the current technology called cloud computing. Then Grid computing was proposed in the year the 1990s and it came into existence after the invention of cluster computing. As the computing structure includes different computers or nodes, in this case, the different nodes are placed in different geographical places but are connected to the same network using the internet. Grid Computing Grid Computing comes under the evolution of cloud computing which includes all the nodes that are located in different ... Read More

The term “emulator” is coined by IBM in 1963. Emulation allows a system to emulate other system. For instance, emulation can allow a windows program to run on a mac computer and vice versa. Virtualization is a software program that can be used to divide the physical system into multiple components. These components work independent of the others. A single system is broken into several virtual machines so that each part can be assigned with a specific task. What is Emulation? Emulation is a process in which one system behaves like another system. It allows one computer system to ... Read More

Data canters consist of a large number of enterprise servers. Not all servers are active at the same time. In case traffic is directed mostly to a particular set of servers more, those servers get busy. The other servers are less loaded, or they even turn totally inactive, thereby wasting power, maintenance costs, and other allied resources.With the changing times, businesses started looking for solutions to reduce overhead costs, enhance scalability, and standardize application deployment process. They started considering the following two approaches to reduce costs −Virtualization − Virtualization is the technology that can simulate your physical hardware (such as ... Read More