To meet the current requirements for high storage and processing, IT firms often face the need to deploy numerous servers, each operating at a fraction of its capacity. This results in significant inefficiencies and exorbitant running costs.
Enter ‘Virtualization’.
Virtualization employs software to emulate hardware functionality and create a virtual computer system. This allows IT departments to host multiple virtual systems, along with various operating systems and applications, on a single server. The advantages that arise from this include economies of scale and improved performance.
- We personalise our solutions to your exact needs by leveraging the skills and frameworks we’ve gained through deploying our solutions for other clients worldwide.
- We may strive to provide the best solutions for your business/organization based on our deep understanding of all leading virtualization technologies and the fact that we have no bias for any vendor.
- Our expertise in servers, particularly power and cooling optimization, enables your company to get the most out of your server, desktop, and storage virtualization initiatives.
- We address all challenges relating to data protection, backup, and recovery inside a business’s virtual environment.
- We provide an in-depth assessment of your IT services and management skills and make suggestions to help the company enhance its management process so that it may reap the full benefits of virtualization.
- Minimal capital and operating costs.
- Data loss was substantially reduced.
- Risen IT productivity, efficiency, agility, and responsiveness.
- Application and resource provisioning is performed extremely promptly.
- Business continuity and disaster recovery have significantly advanced.
- Data centre management has been streamlined.
- A genuine Software-Defined Data Center is now enabled.
Partitioning
- Run numerous operating systems on a single physical machine.
- Distribute system resources among virtual machines.
- Provide fault and security isolation at the hardware level.
- Advanced resource controls help to maintain performance.
- Save a virtual machine’s full state to files.
- Moving and copying virtual machines is just as simple as moving and copying data.
- Provision or relocate any virtual machine to any physical server.
Server Virtualization
Server virtualization enables multiple operating systems to run as highly efficient virtual machines on a single physical server. Among the many advantages are:
- Greater IT efficiency
- Lower labor costs
- Elevated workload deployment pace
- Application performance improved
- Optimized server availability
Network Virtualization
Network virtualization allows applications to function over a virtual network with the benefits of operational efficiency and hardware independence. It exposes logical networking components, such as ports, switches, routers, firewalls, load balancers, and VPNs, to interconnected workloads.
Desktop Virtualization
By deploying desktops as a managed service, IT companies can quickly adapt to changing needs and emerging opportunities in the industry. Virtualized desktops and applications can be easily distributed to branch offices, remote workers, and mobile devices like iPads and Android tablets.
Cloud Computing vs Virtualization
Although virtualization and cloud computing are both popular concepts, they are not interchangeable technologies. Virtualization refers to software that enables computing environments to be decoupled from physical infrastructure. On the other hand, cloud computing is a service that provides on-demand access to shared computing resources (software and/or data) over the Internet. Organizations can start by virtualizing their servers and then gradually adopt cloud computing for increased agility and self-service as complementary options.
