Virtualization is the consolidation of operating systems distributed on several physical servers into one physical server.
WHAT IS VIRTUALIZATION?
Virtualization is the consolidation of operating systems distributed on several physical servers into one physical server.By consolidating the system, significant financial advantages are achieved.
Today's X86 systems in many cases have an average utilization percentage of available resources (processor, working memory and data storage system) at the level of 10-15%, which speaks volumes about the underutilization of the current resources the user has.In addition, the common concept of server systems is one server - one application.
In practice, this means how many different applications a company uses, at least as many servers it owns. By consolidating the servers, a significant shift is achieved precisely in this part of the system.
Quality consolidation brings an increase in the utilization of available resources by 50-85%. When we transfer this to real systems, virtualization realistically reduces the number of required servers in the system by a minimum of 3 to 5 times.
