Chapter 1. Desktop and application virtualization
Overview of virtualization technologies
Usage scenarios for desktop virtualization
Virtualization technologies separate access to resources from the actual physical resources. One of the more commonly used virtualization technologies that you may be aware of is virtual machines (VMs). When you use VMs, the hardware resources of a single computer are divided and allocated to multiple VMs. Each VM behaves as if it’s an independent computer even though all the VMs share a set of resources. VMs are only one example of virtualization. In addition to VMs, this book explores other virtualization technologies ...
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