AnthraxXx
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Hi everyone,
Now, apart from the fact that you can have multiple OS's to run different programs, what else would you use virtualization for?
Like, why use two or more virtual servers on the same machine, assuming they are on the same OS when you could just run them simultaneously without virtualization?
I am confused as wouldn't it be less system intensive to run the software together instead of in different environments?
I hope you guys can understand what I mean, I may even be incorrect/misinformed but I am under this impression after reading the article at HowStuffWorks.
If anything looks weird in this post it's because I did this on my PSP lol.
Now, apart from the fact that you can have multiple OS's to run different programs, what else would you use virtualization for?
Like, why use two or more virtual servers on the same machine, assuming they are on the same OS when you could just run them simultaneously without virtualization?
I am confused as wouldn't it be less system intensive to run the software together instead of in different environments?
I hope you guys can understand what I mean, I may even be incorrect/misinformed but I am under this impression after reading the article at HowStuffWorks.
If anything looks weird in this post it's because I did this on my PSP lol.