Virtualization

Virtualization is the process of creating a software (or virtual) representation of something as opposed to its physical implementation. Virtualization can be used for applications, servers, storage systems and networks. This is the only and most effective way to reduce costs for IT infrastructure with the ability to improve efficiency and adaptability for companies of all sizes.

Server virtualization

The resources of most servers are used less than 15%, which leads to an increase in the number of servers, and the infrastructure itself becomes more complex. Server virtualization can solve these problems by allowing several operating systems to run on a single physical server in the form of virtual machines, each of which has access to the server's computing resources. In addition, server virtualization enables faster deployment of workloads, as well as improved application performance and availability.

Desktop virtualization

Providing desktops as a managed service increases the responsiveness to changing business needs and new opportunities. This model helps companies to reduce costs and improve service levels, because virtualized desktops and applications are equally accessible to employees of the main office and branches, as well as remote, freelance and mobile employees who use the iPad and Android tablets.

Storage virtualization

Huge amounts of data and applications that process them in real time significantly increase the requirements for storages. Storage virtualization abstracts disks and flash drives on servers and merges them into high-performance storage pools with provision of resources in the form of software. Software storage is a new approach to data storage, which provides a much more efficient model of operation.

Network virtualization

Network virtualization is the complete reproduction of a physical network by a software method. Applications in virtual networks work in the same way as in physical networks. Virtualized networks connect workloads to logical network devices and services, such as logical ports, switches, routers, firewalls, load balancers, VPNs, and so on. Virtual networks are similar to physical ones in terms of reliability and capabilities, but they also have a lot Additional operational benefits, such as independence from equipment.

The Benefits of Virtualization

Simplified data center management

Reducing capital and operating costs

Minimizing or eliminating downtime

Accelerated initialization of applications and resources

Increase the responsiveness, adaptivity, efficiency and productivity of the IT environment

Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery

Virtualization can improve the adaptability, flexibility and scalability of the IT environment and significantly reduce costs. In addition, virtualization accelerates the deployment of workloads, improves their performance and availability, and also automates many processes, resulting in the company's IT infrastructure becoming more manageable and economical.