OS Virtualisation

Virtualisation is evolving at a greater pace in this digital world, and the major reason behind this acceleration is to improve your business performance. It simply integrates server hardware by migrating services on separate virtual servers.

The Virtualisation at the OS level allows using a second instance or multiple instances of an operating system, like Windows or Linux , on a single machine. This process simply refers to the splitting of a server into multiple partitions called containers or virtual environments with an intent to prevent applications from interfering with each other.

OS Virtualisation empowers to reduce the amount of physical hardware required for a business to run their software by reducing the number of actual machines. It saves cost of the companies on energy, hardware, rack space, and many more aspects, however the number of running applications are kept constant.