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The vast majority of today's businesses rely on virtualization to help them scale more efficiently and reduce hardware costs. Today, VMware vSphere is the most advanced and well-known server virtualization product on the market.
The reality is that x86 servers are limited and can't store much information, but today's data comes in quickly. As a result, IT organizations have had to run multiple servers that are only running at a fraction of their capacity to handle this influx of data. Unfortunately, this put the business in trouble when it came to operating costs and efficiency. But with virtualization, companies can rely on cloud-based software that mimics physical servers to create a virtual server system.
VMware vSphere is a hypervisor and management suite designed for IT infrastructure providers. The solution consists of two main components: ESXi, a type 1 hypervisor, and vCenter Server for infrastructure management:
ESXi is what is known as a type 1 hypervisor (there are also type 2 hypervisors); another name for a type 1 hypervisor is the bare metal hypervisor. Bare hypervisors are solutions where the hypervisor is coupled to the OS kernel. As solutions like Hyper-V and KVM have evolved, the lines between Type 1 and Type 2 hypervisors have blurred. There is a clear distinction between types 1 and 2 in the VMware product portfolio; ESXi is Type 1, while VMware Workstation and VMware Fusion are Type 2 hypervisors that require a separate full host operating system to function.
vCenter Server, the second component of vSphere, is the component that has the most advantages over many other products. vSphere vCenter comes in two flavors: Windows Server and Virtual Appliance (VCSA).
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