Virtualization platforms enable running multiple operating systems or applications on a single physical server or computer. They achieve this by creating virtual machines (VMs), each with its own virtual hardware, operating system, and applications. This allows for efficient resource utilization, improved scalability, easier management, and reduced hardware costs. Common uses include server consolidation, testing new software, running legacy applications, and creating development environments.
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