Implementation of affordable computing using virtualization Gargee S Hiray
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This document proposes implementing affordable computing for small companies using virtualization with XenServer. It notes that private clouds are expensive due to hardware costs, while virtual desktops provide benefits like easy upgrades, reduced management costs, and improved security. The system would use XenServer 7.5's free edition for multi-server management and VM migration. Windows 7 VMs simulated on VMware Workstation would be deployed for easy upgrades and troubleshooting of expensive desktops at reduced management costs.
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- 3. SYSTEM DETAILS XenServer 7.5(Free Edition) : It is the latest release model of citrix. XenCenter: It is graphical virtualization management interface for XenServer which allows the user to manager server, manage storage and resource pools. VMware Workstation 12: used for the simulation. Windows 7 basic
- 4. WHY XENSERVER? Multi-server Management Role Based Administration Live VM Migration and Storage Migration Host Failure Protection Host Power Management Memory Overcommit Heterogeneous Resource Pools Advanced Virtual Graphics
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