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ALSO CALLED: IBM VM/ESA, VM/ESA DEFINITION: VM (Virtual Machine), currently embodied in a product called VM/ESA, is a widely-installed operating system for mainframes from IBM that can host other operating systems, including MVS and Conversational Monitor System (CMS), so that each of the operating systems seems to have its own complete system of software and hardware resources (data storage, telecommunications, processor, and so forth). That … Definition continues below.
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Converting Linux and Windows Physical and Virtual Machines to Oracle VM Virtual Machines sponsored by Oracle Corporation WHITE PAPER: This document describes the virtual machine conversion functions built into Oracle VM in Release 2.1.2, and how you can plan and execute the virtual machine conversions using Oracle VM. Posted: 17 Dec 2008 \| Published: 17 Dec 2008 TOPICS: Disk Drives \| Linux \| Oracle (Product) \| SAN \| Server Virtualization \| VM \| VMware \| Windows

Oracle Real Application Clusters in Oracle VM Environments sponsored by Oracle Corporation WHITE PAPER: This white paper explains how to run sophisticated or highly-available applications in virtualized environments by creating a software-based virtualization infrastructure that offers high availability and grid readiness. Posted: 17 Dec 2008 \| Published: 17 Dec 2008 TOPICS: Application Performance Management \| Business Continuity Planning \| Business Continuity Planning Software \| Cache \| Clustering \| Continuous Data Protection \| Grid Computing \| Oracle (Product) \| Server Virtualization \| Server Virtualization Software \| VM

Dell Storage Solutions Guide for Microsoft Hyper-V sponsored by Dell and Microsoft WHITE PAPER: This guide primarily focused on storage arrays based on their support for key virtualization features, such as high availability and virtual machine migration. Posted: 11 Dec 2008 \| Published: 11 Dec 2008 TOPICS: Best Practices \| Enterprise \| High Availability \| RAID \| Storage Devices \| Storage Virtualization \| Virtual Machine Monitor \| VM

Intel IT: Implementing Virtualization in a Global Environment sponsored by Intel Corporation WHITE PAPER: Learn all the ways that server virtualization and consolidation can benefit IT: everything from greater agility to lower energy bills. Posted: 21 Nov 2008 \| Published: 21 Nov 2008 TOPICS: Data Center Management \| Data Centers \| Firewall Management \| ROI \| SAN \| Server Consolidation \| Server Virtualization \| TCO \| VM

Virtualizing the Client PC: A Proof of Concept sponsored by Intel Corporation WHITE PAPER: In this paper Intel IT explores a proof of concept study that examined the viability of abstracting the client operating system from the hardware platform using virtualization. Posted: 21 Nov 2008 \| Published: 21 Nov 2008 TOPICS: Enterprise Systems \| Hardware \| OEMs \| Performance Testing \| Productivity \| Server Virtualization \| TCO \| User Experience \| VM

Client Computing with Virtual User Environment sponsored by Intel Corporation WHITE PAPER: Intel IT developed a new computing approach that combines multiple emerging technologies, including client virtualization and streaming, to potentially transform the way we deliver computing to users. Posted: 21 Nov 2008 \| Published: 21 Nov 2008 TOPICS: Client-Server Protocols \| Client-Server Software \| Emerging Technologies \| ROI \| SOA \| Software Virtualization \| Streaming Media Services \| TCO \| Virtual User Interface Software \| VM

Developing an Enterprise Client Virtualization Strategy sponsored by Intel Corporation WHITE PAPER: Intel conducted a series of studies to analyze the potential benefits of each technology and to begin to develop a targeted strategy for delivering client virtualization to our users. Read this document to review the findings. Posted: 21 Nov 2008 \| Published: 21 Nov 2008 TOPICS: Enterprise \| Performance Testing \| Productivity \| Server Virtualization \| Software Virtualization \| TCO \| Virtual Offices \| Virtual User Interface Software \| VM

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VM DEFINITION (continued): … VM (Virtual Machine), currently embodied in a product called VM/ESA, is a widely-installed operating system for mainframes from IBM that can host other operating systems, including MVS and Conversational Monitor System (CMS), so that each of the operating systems seems to have its own complete system of software and hardware resources (data storage, telecommunications, processor, and so forth). That is, VM gives each of these operating systems its own "virtual machine." VM, together with CMS, is popular in many large corporations as a system that can let a large number of interactive users communicate or develop and run applications at the same time. VM also provides a good test environment for MVS programs that can be run on an MVS virtual machine.Many corporations use MVS for business applications and VM as an application development and user communication environment.
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