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How Virtual Machines Work: The Power of Virtualization
The magic behind VMs is the hypervisor, a specialized software layer that runs directly on the physical host server. The hypervisor's job is to abstract the server's physical resources—processors, RAM, storage—and allocate them to multiple, isolated virtual environments.
- The Host: The physical server that provides the underlying compute, memory, and storage resources.
- The Hypervisor: The software that creates and runs the VMs (guests) by partitioning the host's resources.
- The Guest: The virtual machine itself, which includes a guest operating system (e.g., Linux, Windows Server) and applications.
This abstraction allows you to run a Windows VM alongside a Linux VM on the same physical machine, with each operating completely independently and securely.

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