The biggest factor that has increased the effective use of IT resources and played a role in the start of a new era has been “Virtualization” technologies. Virtualization is the process of abstracting computer resources from users. The methods used to do this allow computer resources to be shared or combined. The first goal of virtualization is to abstract the user from the resources by providing the user with a layer of abstraction. Thus, a logical layer is added between the user and the resources.

The common point of these software, which aim to serve different issues, is both security and easy manageability. While virtualization solutions allow the most efficient use of the resources available, they also allow the system to be up and running as soon as possible in a possible disaster scenario.

Types of Virtualization

Server Virtualization

A physical server is divided into multiple small virtual servers, each with the ability to act like a real server with the resources of the host server and masked from the user. Each virtual server can run and restart its own operating system independently of the other virtual server. Lower hardware cost and increased resource utilization encourage the choice of this option.

Virtualization solutions need to be tailor-made. In this field, NGTech offers you exactly the virtualization solutions you need with its infrastructure experience. Virtualization also ensures uninterrupted operation of applications and secures business continuity thanks to virtual servers that can be quickly deployed.

Desktop Virtualization

It means virtual desktop infrastructure. It has all operating systems, applications. The software is installed and managed in one place or in a hosted environment and then access to this system is given remotely to the end user. Thus, the end user uses all the necessary applications remotely without the need to install them on their local computer. As the number of users increases in an organization, the IT Desktop support process becomes much easier by providing remote access.

Application Virtualization

Software virtualization is the running of user or server software without using local system resources. To achieve this, a virtual environment is created for the virtualized software and all registry values, files and all other components are run on this environment. This platform acts as a virtualization layer between the virtualized software and the operating system, isolating the points where it touches other software or operating systems.