ESX
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What is ESX?
VMware ESX (now ESXi) is a bare-metal hypervisor that installs directly onto a physical server. It partitions the server into multiple virtual machines (VMs), allowing multiple operating systems and applications to run concurrently on a single physical host. It's commonly used for server virtualization, consolidation, and creating a scalable and resilient IT infrastructure.
What other technologies are related to ESX?
ESX Competitor Technologies
Xen Hypervisors
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Xen Hypervisors are a direct alternative to ESX as a virtualization platform.
MS Hyper-V
Hyper-V is a competing hypervisor to ESX.
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ESX Complementary Technologies
data RAID
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RAID is a storage technology that can enhance data protection and performance within an ESX environment.
Microsoft WSUS
WSUS is used to manage updates for Windows systems, often running as guests on ESX.
forensic analysis/vulnerability assessment
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These security practices are complementary as they are applied to virtual machines within an ESX environment to ensure the security of the environment.
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Which job functions commonly mention ESX?
Network Administrator
0.3% of all Network Administrator jobs mention ESX
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Systems Engineer
0.1% of all Systems Engineer jobs mention ESX
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Administrator
0.1% of all Administrator jobs mention ESX
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Engineer
2228 Engineer jobs mention ESX
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Engineering & R&D
2238 Engineering & R&D jobs mention ESX
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