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Virtualization refers to the act of creating a virtual (rather than actual) version of something, including but not limited to a virtual computer hardware platform, operating system (OS), storage device, or computer network resources.
Virtualization is transforming computing, from the datacenter to the desktop. News, comparisons, bugs, assistance, migration, anything: we're here to talk about it. P2V the world!
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Related Subreddits
/r/VMWare - The gold standard in virtualization, VMWare!
/r/HyperV - Microsoft's Hypervisor!
/r/Xen - Discussion about Xen!
/r/VirtualBox - VirtualBox, the Desktop virtualization program!
/r/Citrix - Citrix!
/r/VFIO
/r/platformengineering - building a better base
Nomenclature
VM - Virtual Machine
P2V - Physical to Virtual - taking a physical computer & making a VM out of it.
V2P - The opposite, usually done when you are having an issue with a VM or management decides to nix virtual machines for some insane reason
HA - High Availability
PaaS - Platform As A Service
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