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As discussed in previous chapters of this book, virtualization is the ability to run multiple operating systems simultaneously on a single computer system, and a number of different commercial and open source solutions are available. In the preceding chapters we looked in detail at configuring and maintaining Xen based virtualization on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5. In this and subsequent chapters we will look at KVM based virtualization hosted on an RHEL system.
