A virtual machine is very self explanatory. It is a virtual (as in not exactly real) machine that gets run inside of an OS that is already running on a computer. You can find further explanations at the links below.
Of course it can! Based on my research dedicated to your question, i found that the macintosh is a virtual technology machine!
If your Virtual Machine freezes or becomes unresponsive you can restart the Virtual Machine by doing what?
Java virtual machine
Know the usage to understand if it is virtual machine or a physical machine.
This is usually called emulation.
How do you number of OS in virtual machine
Parallel Virtual Machine was created in 1989.
A Java Virtual Machine enables a set of computer software programs and data structures to use a virtual machine model for the execution of other computer programs and scripts. The model used by a JVM accepts a form of computer intermediate language commonly referred to as Java bytecode. A virtual machine is a software implementation of a machine (i.e. a computer) that executes instructions (not programs) like a physical machine.
Java virtual machine
A 'virtual machine' is a software program which emulates another machine type. The virtual machine behaves exactly like the machine it emulates but uses the physical hardware of the machine it is running on. In other words, it translates calls intended for the virtual machine into calls that will execute upon the physical machine, effectively acting as an interpreter between the two machines.
A 'virtual machine' is a software program which emulates another machine type. The virtual machine behaves exactly like the machine it emulates but uses the physical hardware of the machine it is running on. In other words, it translates calls intended for the virtual machine into calls that will execute upon the physical machine, effectively acting as an interpreter between the two machines.
To create a DSC image for a virtual machine, you can use tools like PowerShell Desired State Configuration (DSC) to define and configure the settings for the virtual machine. Start by writing a DSC configuration script that specifies the desired state of the virtual machine, including settings such as software installations, user configurations, and security settings. Then, apply the DSC configuration to the virtual machine to ensure it meets the defined state. Finally, capture an image of the virtual machine with the configured settings to create a DSC image that can be used to deploy similar virtual machines in the future.