Open Virtualization

Open virtualization refers to the use of open-source technologies to create and manage virtual environments, where multiple virtual machines can run on a single physical server. This approach enables greater flexibility, efficiency, and cost savings, as it allows users to run different operating systems and applications on the same hardware. Open virtualization tools, such as KVM and Xen, provide a way to optimize resource use, enhance system performance, and facilitate easier management of IT infrastructure. By leveraging open-source solutions, organizations can avoid vendor lock-in and customize their virtualization strategy to better meet their needs.