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VM2000 – the Virtual Machine System supports the simultaneous operation of multiple virtual systems on one server |
Current version: V9.0
Announced version: V9.5
A virtual infrastructure like VM2000 reduces IT costs by increasing efficiency, flexibility and response capability. It provides IT resource allocation on-the-fly in response to new business requirements and service requests. Extremely high levels of server utilization are a byproduct.
VM2000 supports the concurrent operation of several BS2000/OSD systems on a single server. The server operating resources of a real server can be allocated to up to 15 virtual systems (guest systems). The guest systems are totally segregated from one another, i.e. problems in one guest system (up to total crash) have no impact on the rest.
The guest systems running under VM2000 have the same functionality as in native mode in terms of command set, networking capability, and testing and debugging tools. A central VM accounting function is available for global accounting of the guest systems.
The advantage of using VM2000 as compared with the use of multiple servers is the possibility of consolidation with the aim of providing more efficient use of hardware resources, human resources and infrastructure.
The current VM2000 V9.0 supports the S- and SX - series BS2000/OSD Business Server. VM2000 V9.5 is the first VM2000 version that supports the SQ series BS2000/OSD Business Servers and operates exclusively on SQ servers.
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