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Virtualization[edit]

VMs & Emulation[edit]

Overview: Cloud computing; Computer appliance; Timeline of virtualization development; Virtual appliance; Virtualization; Virtualization for aggregation
Virtual Machines: Bare machine; Failover; Full virtualization; Hypervisor; Libvirt; Migration (virtualization); Operating-system-level virtualization; Paravirtualization; Second Level Address Translation; Virtual machine; VM (operating system)
HW: Direct memory access; Disk image; Hardware virtualization; Hardware-assisted virtualization; I/O virtualization; Input–output memory management unit; List of IOMMU-supporting hardware; Memory virtualization; Snapshot (computer storage); Software-defined storage; Storage virtualization; Thin provisioning; Virtual disk; Virtual file system; Virtual memory
Network Virtualization: Autonomic computing; Clustered file system; Consolidation ratio; Distributed computing; Network function virtualization; Network virtualization; Utility computing
Application Virtualization: Application checkpointing; Application virtualization; Desktop environment; Desktop virtualization; Portable application; Service virtualization; User space; Workspace virtualization
Cross Arch & Emulation: Computer simulation; Cross-platform virtualization; Emulator; Firmware; Mobile virtualization; Simulation; Video game console emulator; X86 virtualization
Software: 2X Software; Abstract rewriting machine; ACF2; Adaptive Domain Environment for Operating Systems; Address space layout randomization; ALGOL 68C; Amazon Machine Image; Amazon Web Services; Anbox; AndLinux; Apache CloudStack; Apache Mesos; Application binary interface; Application software; AppScale; Asynchronous System Trap; Attached Support Processor; Basilisk II; BEAM (Erlang virtual machine); Bhyve; Binary Application Markup Language; Binary translation; Blue Pill (software); Bochs; Booting; Bring your own operating system; Byte Code Engineering Library; Bytecode; C-list (computer security); Cameyo; Capability-based addressing; Capability-based operating system; Ceph (software); Cgroups; Chain loading; Chef (software); CherryOS; Chgrp; CHIP-8; Chmod; Chown; Chrome V8; Chroot; Client hypervisor; Client–server model; Cobbler (software); Columbia Cycada; Command CICS; Comparison of application virtualization software; Comparison of platform virtualization software; Comparison of privilege authorization features; Comparison of VMware Fusion and Parallels Desktop; Compatibility mode; Computer data storage; Computer hardware; Computer multitasking; Computer terminal; Concurrent computing; Container Linux; Control register; Control-Alt-Delete; Cooperative Linux; Copy-on-write; Core common area; CP-67; CP/CMS; CPU shielding; Crash reporter; Crash-only software; CrossOver (software); Cyclic executive; Darling (software); DbDOS; Delegated administration; Dell; Denali (operating system); Dirty bit; Disk partitioning; Disk storage; Distributed Overlay Virtual Ethernet; Distributed Replicated Block Device; Docker (software); Dolphin (emulator); DOSBox; DOSEMU; Dynamic infrastructure; Dynamic loading; Dynamic Logical Partitioning; Dynamic recompilation; DynamicOps; Egenera; ELinOS; Embedded hypervisor; End node problem; Environment variable; Epoch (reference date); EPSXe; Ericom Software; ERIKA Enterprise; Eucalyptus (software); Event flag; Event monitoring; Exec Shield; Executable space protection; Fast user switching; Fast Virtual Disk; FCEUX; File system; Filesystem in Userspace; Filter (software); Flag field; FLASK; Flatpak; FreeBSD jail; Fuse (emulator); Gale Technologies; Ganeti; Ganeti Web Manager; General protection fault; Generic Security Services Application Program Interface; Genetix; Genode; GFS2; GlobalVision; Glulx; GlusterFS; GNOME Boxes; GNU; Grant table; Graphics device interface; Grsecurity; Hard link; Hardware abstraction; Hatari (emulator); Hercules (emulator); HHVM; Hibernation (computing); Higan (emulator); HiperSocket; History of CP/CMS; Hobbyist operating system development; HP Integrity Virtual Machines; HP Virtual Connect; Hyper-V; HyperVM; IBM CP-40; IBM M44/44X; IBM WebSphere eXtreme Scale; ICore Virtual Accounts; Information repository; Installable File System; InstallFree; Instruction set simulator; InterMezzo (file system); Jiffy (time); Just-in-time compilation; Kernel (operating system); Kernel-based Virtual Machine; Kimchi (software); Kubernetes; L4Linux; Lastline; Lguest; Libguestfs; Libquantum; Library (computing); Lightweight Portable Security; Limbo (programming language); Linux; Linux distribution; Linux namespaces; Linux Security Modules; Linux-VServer; List of computer system emulators; List of emulators; Live migration; Live Partition Mobility; Lmctfy; Load (computing); Logical Disk Manager; Logical partition; Logical volume management; Login session; LXC; MAME; Mandatory access control; Marionnet; Mednafen; Memory overcommitment; Merge (software); Microsoft App-V; Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer; Microsoft Virtual Server; Microsoft Windows; MoarVM; Mode setting; MojoPac; Multi Emulator Super System; Multi-user software; Multiple Independent Levels of Security; Multiseat configuration; Mupen64Plus; Nestopia; Network File System; Network redirector; Nimbus (cloud computing); NixOS; Non-volatile memory; Novell ZENworks Application VIrtualization; NX bit; O-code; Object-oriented operating system; Opaque binary blob; Open Container Initiative; Open Kernel Labs; Open Virtualization Alliance; Open Virtualization Format; Open vSwitch; OpenBSD security features; OpenBSM; OpenCable Application Platform; OpenMSX; OpenNebula; OpenQRM; OpenShift; OpenStack; OpenVNet; OpenVZ; Openwall Project; Operating system abstraction layer; Operating system service management; Oracle Corporation; Oracle Enterprise Manager Ops Center; Oracle VM Server for SPARC; Oracle VM Server for x86; OVirt; OVPsim; Pano Logic; Parallel Virtual Machine; Parallels (company); Parallels Desktop for Mac; Parallels RAS; Parallels Server for Mac; Parallels Workstation; Parallels Workstation Extreme; Partitioning Communication System; PaX; PCem; PCSX2; PearPC; Pep/7; Physical-to-Virtual; Pico-8; PikeOS; PlateSpin; Popek and Goldberg virtualization requirements; Portable application creators; Porting; Position-independent code; PowerVM; PowerVM Lx86; PPSSPP; PR/SM; Preemption (computing); Previous (software); Privilege (computing); Privilege escalation; Process (computing); Process isolation; Process management (computing); Protection ring; Provisioning (telecommunications); Proxmox Virtual Environment; Puppet (software); Q (emulator); QEMU; Qstack; Quaject; Qubes OS; QuickTransit; Qumranet; QVD (software); Rancher Labs; RancherOS; Rawdisk; RDMA over Converged Ethernet; Read-copy-update; Real-time clock alarm; Red Hat cluster suite; Red Hat Distribution of OpenStack; Red Hat Storage Server; Red Hat Virtualization; Reference monitor; Remote Desktop Protocol; Remote Desktop Services; Remote direct memory access; Remote Graphics Software; Resource Access Control Facility; RingCube vDesk; Rpath; RPCS3; RSBAC; Rudder (software); Runas; Salt (software); Sandbox (computer security); Sandbox (software development); Secure by default; Secure operating system; Security descriptor; Security-evaluated operating system; Security-focused operating system; Separation of mechanism and policy; Server Message Block; SetACL; SheepShaver; Shunra; Shutdown (computing); SIMH; Simics; SIMNET; Simple Protocol for Independent Computing Environments; Single user mode; Singularity (software); Sleep mode; SmartOS; Snappy (package manager); Software as a service; Solaris Containers; Solaris Trusted Extensions; SPECvirt; Spooling; Ssh-keygen; State machine (LabVIEW programming); Stella (emulator); Stratoscale; Subgraph (operating system); SubOS; Sun xVM; Superuser; Supervisory program; SUSE Studio; SVISTA; SWsoft; Symantec Workspace Virtualization; Synnefo; Sysjail; Systancia; System call; System Center Virtual Machine Manager; System Contention Scope; System image; System time; System virtual machine; Tablet computer; Tahoe-LAFS; Tamarin (software); Teradici; Thin client; TilEm; Time-sharing; Toor (Unix); Transterpreter; Trusted operating system; Trusted Solaris; Turbo (software); Turbonomic; TwoOStwo; Type enforcement; UAE (emulator); UCSD Pascal; Univention Corporate Server; Unix security; User-mode Linux; UVC-based preservation; Vagrant (software); VDSO; VICE; Virtual 8086 mode; Virtual application; Virtual DOS machine; Virtual Extensible LAN; Virtual firewall; Virtual Iron; Virtual lab automation; Virtual machine escape; Virtual machine introspection; Virtual machine lifecycle management; Virtual Machine Manager; Virtual machining; Virtual Processor; Virtual reality; Virtual resource partitioning; Virtual security appliance; Virtual security switch; VirtualBox; Virtualization engine; Virtuozzo (company); Virtutech; VisualBoyAdvance; VM-aware storage; VM/XA; VM2000; VMac; VMmark; VMQ; VMRay; VMware; VMware ESXi; VMware Fusion; VMware Infrastructure; VMware Server; VMware ThinApp; VMware VMFS; VMware vSphere; VMware Workstation; VMware Workstation Player; Vx32; Vyatta; VyOS; W^X; Wanova; Warren Abstract Machine; Whonix; Win4Lin; Windows Virtual PC; Wine (software); Working set; Workload Partitions; X86; X86 debug register; Xen; XenApp; XenClient; XenMan; XtratuM; XTS-400; Year 2038 problem; Yield (multithreading); Z-machine; Z/VM; ZeroVM; ZFS; Zinstall XP7; ZSNES