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With virtualization, a single physical machine, called a host, can run many individual virtual instances, called .

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Virtual Machines

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Virtual machines (or VMs as they are referred to for short) are instances of working computers that run on the host machine using smaller chunks of the host machine resources (processor computing power, RAM, storage, graphics processing, etc.). Each virtual machine operates as a full copy of a computer, but it will be limited by how much host machine resources are assigned to it. Example: The host has a main processor with 8 processing cores, 16 GB of RAM, and 1 TB of SSD drive storage. You can create a virtual machine that is limited to run on 1 core, with 4 GB of RAM and 200 GB of storage. This is a much smaller percentage of the overall host system resources, but the virtual machine is unaware that its limited and will do whatever task you set it to do, but with fewer resources than the host on which it's running.

Virtual machines are useful for many reasons, including situations where powerful hardware can be divided into smaller units and used by multiple users (always remote users) to each have their own "slice" of the system that they can control on their own. This enables each user to work without having to be concerned about security or interference from the other users remotely accessing the host system resources. Another common use of VMs is to run a different version of an operating system than the host machine for testing, software development, or software compatibility reasons. Using a VM, you can run a version of the Linux operating system on a Windows 10 computer and use, develop, or test Linux software that otherwise would not run on the host that is running Windows.

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Virtual Machines

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A host machine can run different virtual machines, which are separated from your phsical hardware.

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answer; i believe that the correct answer is a ( check first..good luck

Answer from: Quest

Ithink your answer is is d

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