Virtualization is a technique that allows a single physical computer or server to run multiple operating systems and applications, each in its own virtual environment. This allows multiple workloads to be run on a single physical machine, which can be more efficient and cost-effective than running each workload on a separate physical server. There are several types of virtualization, including hardware virtualization, software virtualization, and storage virtualization. Some common uses of virtualization include running multiple operating systems on a single physical computer, creating test environments, and running legacy applications on newer hardware.

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