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- Oracle VirtualBox
VirtualBox is a general-purpose full virtualization software for x86_64 hardware (with version 7 1 additionally for macOS Arm), targeted at laptop, desktop, server and embedded use Become a part of the VirtualBox community Discuss and solve problems in the forums, access test builds, and more
- What Are Virtual Machines, and How Do They Work?
What Is a Virtual Machine? A virtual machine (VM) is a software-based emulation of a computer A program called a hypervisor runs on your computer It allows you to create virtual machines–virtual computers—and configure them with an amount of RAM, hard drive space, CPU cores, and other details that would normally be provisioned in hardware
- What is a Virtual Machine? | Microsoft Azure
A virtual machine emulates a physical computer, running its own operating system and apps with virtualized resources It’s isolated from the host system, allowing users to perform secure tasks like testing apps or using different operating systems while optimizing physical hardware
- What Is a Virtual Machine (VM) and How It Works - Cisco
What Is a Virtual Machine? A virtual machine (VM) is a software-defined, hypervisor-managed, portable computing environment that resides on and uses the resources of a host computer
- What is a virtual machine (VM) and how does it work?
A virtual machine (VM) is a virtual emulation of a physical computer VMs use software instead of a physical computer to launch and run applications The end user's experience when using a VM is equivalent to that of using dedicated hardware
- What is a Virtual Machine? - Virtual Machine Explained - AWS
A virtual machine (VM) is a software-defined, fully operational system that runs an operating system, apps, processes, and custom configurations The virtual machine is also called the guest machine, and the physical machine it runs on is called host machine
- What Is a Virtual Machine (VM)? - Oracle
A virtual machine can be thought of as a computer within a computer Virtual machines can run applications and programs and is virtually isolated from other virtual machines running on the same host
- What is a virtual machine (VM)? - IBM
A virtual machine (VM) is a virtual representation or emulation of a physical computer that uses software instead of hardware to run programs and deploy applications
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