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WHAT IS VIRTULIZATION?
Ability to run multiple virtual machines on a single piece of hardware Enables you to install multiple operating systems These Multiple operating systems run simultaneously and independently, in their own secure environment Works with minimal reduction in performance
HISTORY OF VIRTUALIZATION
Concept- by Jim Rymarczyk(1960s) Implemented by IBM
HARDWARE VIRTUALIZATION
Most common & used in IT departments It breaks one application one server barrier Allow us to run different OS & different application simultaneously on the same hardware
FULL VIRTUALIZATION
Implemented using special software called HYPERVISOR It provides complete independence of each virtual server to other virtual servers running on the same physical machine.
Para-virtualization
Guest system can feel the presence of each other
OS level virtualization
Does not include the use of a hypervisor Hosting OS, performs all the functions of the hypervisor
ARCHITECTURE OF OS LEVEL
VIRTUALIZATION
DESKTOP VIRTUALIZATION
DESKTOP VIRTUALIZATION
Allows the use of virtual machines to let multiple network subscribers maintain individualized desktops on a single, centrally located computer or server Involves encapsulation
Easier to upgrades can easily add more users as your organization grows Better resource utilization less power consumption
STORAGE VIRTUALIZATION:
Refers to the separation of logical storage from physical storage Allows the Systems Admin increased flexibility in how they manage storage for end users
VIRTUALISED ARCHITECHTURE
MAJOR PLAYERS
Leading players :
VM Ware Citrix Microsoft
Key attributes :
Sharing of infrastructure Scalability and elasticity Agility Local independence
TYPES OF CLOUD
Public
(Example- Amazon Web Services is the largest public cloud provider).
Cloud computing Application Component includes Facebook Microsoft Online Google Apps
THE BENEFITS
Access your data at all times not just while in the office A physical storage center is no longer needed Most have a pay structure that only calls for payment only when used
Easily scalable so companies can add or subtract storage based on their own needs
THE NEGATIVES
If you are going to move all of your information to data centers situated outside your company, then security should be of utmost importance. If your cloud host disappears, where does your information go?
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