Application virtualization is the process of separating an application from the underlying operating system (OS) of a computer system. Moreover, it is a virtual technology that delivers applications inside a virtual environment without the need for traditional installation on a per-device approach. It separates the operating system and the hardware that it runs on from the application. Furthermore, an app virtualization is a virtualization technology that encapsulates an application from the underlying operating system on which it runs.
In general, there are different types of virtualization in the industry, including the following:
- Application Virtualization
- Network Virtualization
- Desktop Virtualization
- Storage Virtualization
- Server Virtualization
Some benefits of application virtualization
- Cost savings
- Supports operations across varying platforms
- Better Portability
- Publish quickly and easily
- Easier applications management and maintenance
- Easier Rollback
- Reduced conflicts between applications
- Simple to remove applications
- Simple installation and deployment
- Independence from the underlying OS
- Simplified support services
- Easy to update and upgrade
Common application virtualization tools include:
the_cyberguy Answered question 05/10/2022