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The primary advantage of server virtualization is the ability to consolidate multiple physical servers into fewer host machines, each running several virtual machines. This reduces the overall hardware footprint, leading to lower operational costs (such as energy consumption and cooling requirements) and more efficient use of resources. Virtualization allows for dynamic allocation of resources like CPU, memory, and storage, making it easier to manage workloads, increase scalability, and ensure higher availability through features like live migration and failover. Why other options are wrong: A) Virtualization reduces the need for physical hardware by running multiple VMs on a single machine. B) Virtualization enhances management and scalability by enabling flexible resource allocation and workload balancing. C) While there may be some software licensing costs, these are typically offset by the savings in hardware and operational expenses. E) Virtualization increases flexibility, allowing VMs to be easily deployed and migrated across different servers without disrupting service.
One should understand (a) / the efforts of others, (b) / as much as his owns. (c) / No error (d)
Read each sentence to find out whether there is any error in it. The error, if any, will be in one part of the sentence. Mark the part with the error as...
The strangely murky waters of the UK's broadband market were stirred up once again last week, making things clear as mud , as usual.
...Life is much vaster (A)/and deeper, it cannot be (B)/lived with the aide (C)/of an extinguishable lamp (D).
They will start their journey after the breakfast.
Identify the part of the sentence which contains an error.
In the front room/ of our house/ there’s/ two chairs and a sofa.
One of the players against (A)/whom an alleviation was made, (B)/an England international, is (C)/understood to be claiming he has an alibi (D).
The teacher asked us (1)/ if we have (2)/ completed the assignment (3)/ before leaving the class. (4)
Will you please stop beating about the bush?