Virtualization for the beginner by Anil Desai: A crash course

Choosing a virtualization approach
In this article, Desai distinguishes among virtualization at the hardware, server and application levels and provides guidelines for evaluating which works best.

How to decide which servers and applications are good virtualization candidates
Virtualization might be all the rage, but that doesn't mean it's the right choice for every server and every application. Desai offers some guidelines for evaluation which applications and servers should be virtualized

Understanding virtual hard disk options
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Profiling and load distribution for virtual machines
Performance monitoring and management is important for applications on virtualized servers. This article offers some tips for profiling and load balancing.

Managing VM sprawl with a VM library
By using virtual machine libraries, IT departments can make the process of creating and deploying virtual machines much easier on end-users. Simultaneously, they can avoid inconsistent and out-of-date configurations, just as they would with physical computers. The end result is a win-win situation for anyone looking to take advantage of virtualization.

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