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Out of every ten applications, at least eight need to be hosted on another service provider’s infrastructure. The two most common techniques used for hosting these applications are virtualization and containerization. While both techniques have the same purpose, they have notable differences. Understanding their differences is crucial for every organization to choose the best hosting technique.
Containerization is the process of simulating a system’s OS only, according to the hosting requirements of the concerned application. There is no need to install different operating systems for different machines. Every container system needs to follow a certain architecture level, with each slab set via a hierarchical method.
Virtualization is the primitive hosting technology that simulates the entire hardware machine, including the CPU, networking routes, and OS. A single server is used for hosting multiple applications. However, developers need to optimize the app codes accordingly if different servers are used.
Several types of virtualizations act differently and allow you to run the applications with ease. These are:
i. Server virtualization
ii. OS virtualization
iii. Data virtualization
iv. Hardware virtualization
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