Application Virtualization

• > Thinstall Introducing Agentless Application Virtualization
• > VMware Application Virtualization (Thinstall) for Self-Service Provisioning
• > Microsoft SoftGrid Application Virtualization and Vista Enterprise Centralized Desktop
• > Next-Generation Application and Desktop Delivery for VDI
• > SAP Workload Management in a Virtualized Environment
• > Virtualizing Oracle
• > Running Windows Active Directory in VMware Infrastructure 3
• > Virtualizing Exchange 2007 - The Final Frontier?
• > Exchange and SQL on ESX Server
• > IBM DB2 Best Practices in Integrating with VI3 Enterprise
  
• > Best Practices for Creating Virtual Appliances
• > Creating and Managing Virtual Appliances Using VADK
• > Appliances, Templates and Managing Distributed Applications in Virtual Infrastructure
• > Best Practices for Creating Awesome Virtual Appliances

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Application virtualization improves manageability and compatibility of legacy applications by encapsulating applications from the underlying operating system on which they are executed. This is different than operating system virtualization since only the application is virtualized. [Read more at Wikipedia.com]

A virtual appliance is a minimalist virtual machine image designed to run under some sort of virtualization technology. Virtual appliances eliminate the installation, configuration and maintenance costs associated with running complex stacks of software. A virtual appliance is a fully pre-installed and pre-configured application and operating system environment whereas a virtual machine is, by itself, without application software. A virtual appliance is usually built to host a single application, and so represents a new way of deploying network applications. [Read more at Wikipedia.com]

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