Virtualization Platforms

Virtualization platforms are operating systems or software solutions that enable the creation and management of virtual machines. They optimize the use of hardware resources by running multiple operating systems and applications simultaneously on a single physical server. Examples include Citrix XenServer, Proxmox, and VMware, which provide flexible and scalable virtualization solutions for businesses. These platforms focus on efficiency, resource control, and ease of management.

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ESXi is a type 1 hypervisor or, colloquially, a bare-metal hypervisor that can be installed directly on a physical server and used independently of the operating system. The name ESXi stands for "Elastic Sky X integrated".

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Proxmox VE is a complete open source platform for enterprise virtualization. With the central web interface, VMs, containers, highly available clusters, software-defined storage and networks as well as countless out-of-the-box tools can be clearly managed.

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Citrix XenServer, first released in 2007, is a type-1 hypervisor designed for server virtualization. It allows organizations to create and manage virtual machines, optimizing the performance and efficiency of virtualized environments. XenServer supports features like live migration, resource pooling, and high availability.

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