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What is Virtualisation?

Virtualisation is a technology that allows a single physical server to be divided into multiple virtual servers, each capable of running its own operating system and applications. To the applications using them, these virtual servers appear as though they are standalone physical servers — even though they are part of the same machine.

This process is made possible through a hypervisor, which enables a host machine to create multiple, independent environments known as virtual instances. Each instance runs as its own layer on top of the physical hardware, allowing businesses to run multiple operating systems and applications simultaneously on a single server.

 

Benefits of Virtualisation

  • Maximum hardware utilisation: Resources are distributed efficiently across multiple environments.

  • Cost-effective: Lower hardware costs and better use of existing resources.

  • Minimal downtime: Virtual environments offer faster recovery and continuity.

  • Disaster recovery: Virtual machines can be quickly shifted or restored with minimal disruption.

  • Reduced energy consumption: Lower physical infrastructure requirements mean reduced power usage.

  • Higher staff productivity: Less infrastructure to maintain frees up IT teams for more strategic tasks.

 

Types of Virtualisation We Provide

At Acro IT Solutions, we specialise in a wide range of virtualisation technologies designed to optimise performance, cut costs, and improve business agility:

1. Application Virtualisation

Applications can be accessed and used without being installed on every device. This ensures flexibility and consistency across user environments.

2. Desktop Virtualisation

The desktop environment is separated from the physical device, making it easy for users to access personalised desktops and applications from any client device.

3. Hardware Virtualisation

Often used interchangeably with the term virtualisation, this method creates a layer that separates software from the physical hardware, enabling multiple virtual machines on a single server.

4. Network Virtualisation

This creates a logical network that runs independently of the underlying hardware. It allows organisations to manage, scale, and optimise their network resources more effectively.

5. Storage Virtualisation

All physical storage devices are pooled together and presented as one logical storage unit, simplifying management and maximising storage efficiency.

 

Why Choose Acro IT Solutions?

We help businesses adopt the right virtualisation strategy to reduce costs, increase flexibility, and improve IT performance. Whether it’s desktops, applications, networks, or storage, our experts will design and implement a tailored virtualisation solution that supports your growth.

 

Get in touch with Acro IT Solutions to start your virtualisation journey today.

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