Application Virtualization is a virtualization technology which lets you “prepare and isolate” an application so it can run on its own, without writing any files or registry entries to the underlying operating system. Application virtualization is different from Server Virtualization or Desktop Virtualization. A virtualized application is typically a single executable. 

As you all know VMware is the big player in virtualization. In this article, we will discuss the differences and similarities between VMWare Server and VMWare ESXi server. To be precise, I would like to mention that we will be comparing VMware server 2.0 with VMWare ESXi server. Until a few months back, the only free server offering from VMware use to be VMWare Server 2.0 but now VMWare has. 

In this article we will touch base on different types of virtualization available to us. When we say different types of virtualization, we are not talking about vendor specific technologies (such as Hyper-V from Microsoft, VMware or Citrix etc).  Each type of virtualization has its advantages and major players in the field which specialize in it. Our earlier article about How to convince. 

As the Operating Systems evolve, their foot print on the system hardware also grows, the system requirements to run have become outrageous, making older hardware obsolete. Today we are going to introduce you to a free VMWare Virtual Applicane called Puppy Linux 4. You can give this virtual machine a try and see how easy and fast it is, if you like the GUI and the interface, go ahead and install. 

Virtualization is a combination of software and hardware engineering that lets you create many virtual machines inside of one physical machine which is running on a single operating system. Virtualization technology manages itself with perceived activity and utilization, giving and sharing resources wisely as needed. With particular emphasis on Greener Technologies, reducing the carbon foot.