WINDOWS VIRTUAL MACHINES
Windows-based servers can be run in a VM to cut down on hardware costs. Instead of physically purchasing a new physical server for each new Windows installation, administrators can simply purchase more VMs. Moreover, hardware requirements for a VM are much less restrictive than physical components. This makes it easy to run multiple VMs on a single server as RAM and processor speeds increase over time. Over time, administrators no longer have to upgrade the hardware for their servers- they just increase the number of running VMs as needed.
A complex multi-server environment can be difficult to manage and maintain, but VM configurations make it much easier. Servers can be configured, maintained and managed easily using virtualization. Whether you are looking to deploy an instance of Windows Server or Windows 10 VM, we are able to assist.
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