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MITS helps customer to find right solution from our bouquet of Products and services in Servers systems and Backup. Server consolidations, Migrations and Datacenter Solutions.

In Alliance MITS can offer solutions on
RISC to Intel Servers
Blade , Rack and Tower server
Storage- DAS, SAN, NAS
Backup – Most critical part of Data preservation
Big Data

  • SMART DATA Centers.
  • Disaster Recovery.
  • DATA Migration.
  • Virtualization and Consolidation.

Virtualization is the process of creating a virtual environment on an existing server to run your desired program, without interfering with any of the other services provided by the server or host platform to other users. The Virtual environment can be a single instance or a combination of many such as operating systems, Network or Application servers, computing environments, storage devices and other such environments.

Numerous benefits are provided by virtualization which includes, reduction in costs, efficient utilization of resources, better accessibility and minimization of risk among others.

Benefits for Companies.

  1. Removal of special hardware and utility requirements.
  2. Effective management of resources.
  3. Increased employee productivity as a result of better accessibility.
  4. Reduced risk of data loss, as data is backed up across multiple storage locations.

Benefits for Data Centers.

  1. Maximization of server capabilities, thereby reducing maintenance and operation costs.
  2. Smaller footprint as a result of lower hardware, energy and manpower requirements.

Access to the virtual machine and the host machine or server is facilitated by a software known as Hypervisor. Hypervisor acts as a link between the hardware and the virtual environment and distributes the hardware resources such as CPU usage, memory allotment between the different virtual environments.

What types of virtualization are there?

Virtualization can take many forms depending on the type of application use and hardware utilization. The main types are listed below.

Hardware Virtualization.

Hardware virtualization also knows as hardware-assisted virtualization or server virtualization runs on the concept that an individual independent segment of hardware or a physical server, may be made up of multiple smaller hardware segments or servers, essentially consolidating multiple physical servers into virtual servers that run on a single primary physical server. Each small server can host a virtual machine, but the entire cluster of servers is treated as a single device by any process requesting the hardware. The hardware resource allotment is done by the hypervisor. The main advantages include increased processing power as a result of maximized hardware utilization and application uptime.
Subtypes.

  • Full Virtualization – Guest software does not require any modifications since the underlying hardware is fully.
  • Emulation Virtualization – The virtual machine simulates the hardware and becomes independent of it. The guest operating system does not require any modifications.
  • Paravirtualization – the hardware is not simulated and the guest software run their own isolated domains.

Software Virtualization.

Software Virtualization involves the creation an operation of multiple virtual environments on the host machine. It creates a computer system complete with hardware that lets the guest operating system to run. For example, it lets you run Android OS on a host machine natively using a Microsoft Windows OS, utilizing the same hardware as the host machine does.

Subtypes.

  • Operating System Virtualization – hosting multiple OS on the native OS.
  • Application Virtualization – hosting individual applications in a virtual environment separate from the native OS.
  • Service Virtualization – hosting specific processes and services related to a particular application.

Memory Virtualization.

Physical memory across different servers is aggregated into a single virtualized memory pool. It provides the benefit of an enlarged contiguous working memory. You may already be familiar with this, as some OS such as Microsoft Windows OS allows a portion of your storage disk to serve as an extension of your RAM.

Subtypes:

  • Application-level control – Applications access the memory pool directly.
  • Operating system level control – Access to the memory pool is provided through an operating system.

Storage Virtualization.

Multiple physical storage devices are grouped together, which then appear as a single storage device. This provides various advantages such as homogenization of storage across storage devices of multiple capacity and speeds, reduced downtime, load balancing and better optimization of performance and speed. Partitioning your hard drive into multiple partitions is an example of this virtualization.

Subtypes:

  • Block Virtualization – Multiple storage devices are consolidated into one.
  • File Virtualization – Storage system grants access to files that are stored over multiple hosts

 

Data Virtualization.

It lets you easily manipulate data, as the data is presented as an abstract layer completely independent of data structure and database systems. Decreases data input and formatting errors.

Network Virtualization.

In network virtualization, multiple sub-networks can be created on the same physical network, which may or may not is authorized to communicate with each other. This enables restriction of file movement across networks and enhances security, and allows better monitoring and identification of data usage which lets the network administrator’s scale up the network appropriately. It also increases reliability as a disruption in one network doesn’t affect other networks, and the diagnosis is easier.

Subtypes:

  • Internal network: Enables a single system to function like a network.
  • External network: Consolidation of multiple networks into a single one, or segregation of a single network into multiple ones.

Desktop Virtualization.

This is perhaps the most common form of virtualization for any regular IT employee. The user’s desktop is stored on a remote server, allowing the user to access his desktop from any device or location. Employees can work conveniently from the comfort of their home. Since the data transfer takes place over secure protocols, any risk of data theft is minimized.

Various Technology for Virtualization.

Virtualization is possible through a wide range of Technologies which are available to use.

MITS offers solutions based on technologies VMWARE, Linux KVM, CIRIX, Microsoft Hyper view,
KVM (for Kernel-based Virtual Machine) is a full virtualization solution for Linux on x86 hardware containing virtualization extensions (Intel VT or AMD-V). It consists of a loadable kernel module, kvm.ko, that provides the core virtualization infrastructure and a processor specific module, kvm-intel.ko or kvm-amd.ko. Using KVM, one can run multiple virtual machines running unmodified Linux or Windows images. Each virtual machine has private virtualized hardware: a network card, disk, graphics adapter, etc. KVM is open source software. The kernel component of KVM is included in mainline Linux, as of 2.6.20. The userspace component of KVM is included in mainline QEMU, as of 1.3. Blogs from people active in KVM-related virtualization development are syndicated at http://planet.virt-tools.org/
VMware virtualizes computing, from the data center to the cloud to mobile devices, to help our customers be more agile, responsive, and profitable. https://www.vmware.com/in.html Virtualization lets you easily outsource your hardware and eliminate any energy costs associated with its operation. Although it may not work for everyone, however the efficiency, security and cost advantages are considerable for you to consider employing it as part of your operations. But whatever type of virtualization you may need, always look for service providers that provide straightforward tools to manage your resources and monitor usage, so that you don’t have to spend a lot of time managing your virtual servers and virtualization can indeed be efficient for you. Reduce Server Costs with Desktop and Server Virtualization

Centralize Management of Your Virtual Data Center.

  • Automate the Virtual Data Center.
  • Reduce Hardware Requirements.
  • Cut Hardware and Operating Costs with Server Consolidation.
  • Increase Server Utilization.