Virtualization NAS servers

Virtualization

— in the most general sense, virtualization can be described as follows: at the software level, a part of the server's resources is allocated, and this part is perceived by other programs and devices as a completely separate workspace, or even as a separate physical device. Virtualization allows, for example, creating a virtual router on a server, organizing a dedicated environment for running an application (application virtualization), or even “lifting” a full-fledged virtual machine (imitation of a computer on which you can run an operating system like Linux). Specific virtualization capabilities should be specified separately, they often depend on the set of software installed on the server.