OPTIMIZING CORPORATE IT INFRASTRUCTURE WITH HYBRID VIRTUALIZATION: A CASE STUDY OF HYPERVISOR AND CONTAINER INTEGRATION

Abstract

 In the current landscape of corporate IT infrastructure, virtualization technologies have become crucial for optimizing resource usage, reducing operational costs, and achieving flexibility in deployment. While traditional hypervisor-based virtualization provides solid isolation and resource management, containerization offers a lightweight, faster alternative for application deployment. This paper presents a comprehensive case study that explores the integration of hypervisor and container-based virtualization technologies within a corporate IT environment. The research examines how this hybrid architecture can optimize resource utilization, enhance security, and improve scalability. By analyzing real-world performance metrics, cost savings, and architectural benefits, this paper aims to provide practical insights into the adoption of hybrid virtualization strategies