Virtual Server is a technology that allows for more than one operating system to be housed independently and isolated from each other at maximum performance on One or More than one physical server. Each created Virtual server works like an independent and dedicated server. It has its own disk space, IP address, memory, applications and configuration files. In terms of systems operation they are in no way different from a normal system.

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Has the same logic as virtualization system. It is the running of a desktop system on a virtual platform instead of a server. Due to desktop systems being more than servers, it is not an effective method of each virtual PC being manually created and administrated. In this place applications which automate these duties are preferred.

For ease of administration, usually one or several basic images are created on the user computer and these images are defined to the virtual desktop system. Virtual computers run systems based on these images without taking up too much space on the disk. Citrix uses boot from a single image method, whereas VMware uses a method mapping the same image and saving only the changes. When a general change in the system is needed (like the changing or upgrading of an application), with an update on the main image all connected systems will be updated.

Is carried out in two ways
as Publishing and Streaming.

The publishing method is basically the application being run on a separate server and only the interface of the application being shown on the user screen. Thus the processor and memory resources of the user viewing the application is not used, and it is independent of the user computer operating system. The application runs with the performance of the server it is running on. The type of client using the application (thin client, desktop PCs, etc ..) has no effect on performance. Publishing method is widely available with Microsoft Terminal Services and Citrix XenApp applications.

In the streaming method an application is turned into a package and when the user runs the application, the user computer runs it on a virtual operating system called sandbox instead of its own operating system. No registry entries or configuration is written on the user system, the standard directories of the application are not created on the user computer. This architecture allows for applications which cannot be installed on a computer at the same time (Office 2007 and Office 2010) to work without problems. In the streaming method applications use the client computer processor and memory, and for this reason are not suitable to the use of thin clients. The performance of the applications will differ according to the hardware of the computers they are run on. Applications which use the streaming method are Citrix Xen App and VMware ThinApp.

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