Data Center Virtualization is aiding organizations in enhancing cost efficiency and greater disaster recovery

 Data center virtualization is an integral part of the current enterprise virtualization trend. It is a way to consolidate multiple server and work resources on a single physical hardware and software platform so that the cost of maintaining these resources goes down significantly. With data center virtualization solutions that are seamlessly integrated with applications and cloud computing technologies, organizations can greatly increase IT efficiency and create a stable, flexible infrastructure to support both public and private cloud services.

Virtualization allows organizations to create logically separate servers for specific purposes. This way, companies can create the illusion of multiple physical locations for applications and storage. The first type of virtual server is what is known as hypervisor-based. With this solution, the physical hardware is duplicated in such a way that it uses the same operating system and installed with the same software such as the virtual machines. With this virtualization option, your virtual machines are running exactly like they are on a physical machine. For a good example of a hypervisor-based virtual server, you might use Sun's Openstack and Google's ClusteredOS. Both of these solutions have proven their mettle within the industry and are widely used.

Virtualization solutions are a good investment for companies since they help to achieve several key goals. They reduce IT costs, improve productivity, improve scalability, and ease troubleshooting. By allowing IT departments to focus on their core tasks rather than being burdened with tasks that do not require their attention, they can then invest time and manpower in more important areas. They also allow for the transfer of workloads between various locations without too much downtime. If implemented properly, a virtualized data center can dramatically improve the overall efficiency of an organization. Recently, in April 2020, Winslow Technology Group received the VMware Master Services Competency for data center virtualization.