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virtual machine and multiple operating system solutions by Parallels, Inc

OpenVZ is a Linux virtualization solution. It creates a virtual server strating at the init script (the kernle is shared). OpenVZ creates isolated, secure virtual environments — VEs (otherwise known as virtual private servers, or VPSs) on a single physical server enabling better server utilization and ensuring that applications do not conflict. Each VE performs and executes exactly like a stand-alone server; VEs can be rebooted independently and have root access, users, IP addresses, memory, processes, files, applications, system libraries and configuration files.

# 1 Présentation de VMware Virtual Infrastructure 3 * 1.1 ESX Server 3 * 1.2 VMware Virtual Center 2 * 1.3 Consolidated Backup # 2 Infrastructure requise * 2.1 Schéma général d'un infrastructure complète * 2.2 Réseaux * 2.2 SAN * 2.3 Sauvegardes # 3 Installation des serveurs physiques * 3.1 VMware ESX 3 * 3.2 Virtual Center * 3.3 Consolidated Backup # 4 Démonstration des fonctionnalités offertes * 4.1 Sécurisation des données * 4.2 VMotion * 4.3 VMware DRS * 4.4 VMware HA # Conclusion

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Many IT administrators have discovered that there is overlap between consolidation and virtualization, and they are wondering how they should reconcile these two techniques in datacenter environments. Virtualization tools such as partitions, virtual machines, and resource management software all enable multiple dominant workloads to run simultaneously on larger servers, which is typically a key aspect of consolidation. But virtualization also offers far-reaching opportunities for administrators to fundamentally transform the operations in their datacenters.

Server clusters and server virtualization may be two different animals, but they're animals that can work well together in a data center, says Hakon Bugge, founder and CTO of Scali Inc., a Linux clustering systems provider in Marlborough, Mass.

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Microsoft Moves Deeper Into Virtualization