Virtualisation
Symbiosis Institute of Computer Studies and Research, Pune
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Term Paper -Virtualization
The study intent was to determine the deployment incidence, trends and timetables associated with server virtualization; organizations’ motivations for moving to virtualized server environments; organizations’ IT management issues and constraints with heterogeneous virtualized server environments; and organizations’ return from server virtualization deployment.
SUBMITTED BY:
MBA-IT (2012-14)
Group 6:
RAGHVI MATHUR:12030141009
VIDIT SHARMA:12030141029
ANUBHAV MISHRA:12030141055
DHAVAL SHAH:12030141076
VIVEK MENON 12030141095
RAJU RAUNIYAR:12030141113
Contents 1. Executive Summary 4 1.1. Description of virtualization 4 1.2. Key benefits of virtualization 5 2. Background 6 2.1 The Invention of the Virtual Machine: 6 2.2 Portability of Software: 7 2.3 Application Virtualization: 7 2.4 Mainstream Adoption of Hardware Virtualization: 8 2.5 Virtual Desktops 9 3. Objective 10 4. Scope 10 5. Approach and Methodology 10 6. Findings 11 6.1. What is Virtualization? 11 6.1.1. Traditional Concept 11 6.1.2. Virtualization 13 6.1.3. How Does Virtualization Work? 14 6.1.4. Why Company Should Virtualize 15 6.2. Virtualization – Tool or technology 15 6.3. Virtualization and Business Issues 16 6.4. Implementing Virtualization 16 6.5. Types of Virtualization 16 6.5.1. Operating System Virtualization 16 6.5.2. Application Server Virtualization 17 6.5.3. Application Virtualization 18 6.5.4. Management Virtualization 19 6.5.5. Network Virtualization 19 6.5.6. Hardware Virtualization 21 6.5.7. Storage Virtualization 23 RAID 0 24 RAID 1 24 RAID 2 25 RAID 3 25 RAID 4 26 RAID 5 26 RAID 6 27 RAID 10 27 6.5.8. Service Virtualization 28 6.5.9. Thin provisioning 28 6.6. Virtualization Risks 30 6.7. Key Business Outcomes of
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Term Paper -Virtualization
The study intent was to determine the deployment incidence, trends and timetables associated with server virtualization; organizations’ motivations for moving to virtualized server environments; organizations’ IT management issues and constraints with heterogeneous virtualized server environments; and organizations’ return from server virtualization deployment.
SUBMITTED BY:
MBA-IT (2012-14)
Group 6:
RAGHVI MATHUR:12030141009
VIDIT SHARMA:12030141029
ANUBHAV MISHRA:12030141055
DHAVAL SHAH:12030141076
VIVEK MENON 12030141095
RAJU RAUNIYAR:12030141113
Contents 1. Executive Summary 4 1.1. Description of virtualization 4 1.2. Key benefits of virtualization 5 2. Background 6 2.1 The Invention of the Virtual Machine: 6 2.2 Portability of Software: 7 2.3 Application Virtualization: 7 2.4 Mainstream Adoption of Hardware Virtualization: 8 2.5 Virtual Desktops 9 3. Objective 10 4. Scope 10 5. Approach and Methodology 10 6. Findings 11 6.1. What is Virtualization? 11 6.1.1. Traditional Concept 11 6.1.2. Virtualization 13 6.1.3. How Does Virtualization Work? 14 6.1.4. Why Company Should Virtualize 15 6.2. Virtualization – Tool or technology 15 6.3. Virtualization and Business Issues 16 6.4. Implementing Virtualization 16 6.5. Types of Virtualization 16 6.5.1. Operating System Virtualization 16 6.5.2. Application Server Virtualization 17 6.5.3. Application Virtualization 18 6.5.4. Management Virtualization 19 6.5.5. Network Virtualization 19 6.5.6. Hardware Virtualization 21 6.5.7. Storage Virtualization 23 RAID 0 24 RAID 1 24 RAID 2 25 RAID 3 25 RAID 4 26 RAID 5 26 RAID 6 27 RAID 10 27 6.5.8. Service Virtualization 28 6.5.9. Thin provisioning 28 6.6. Virtualization Risks 30 6.7. Key Business Outcomes of