Description: Hypervisor clustering is the technique of grouping multiple hypervisors to work together for load balancing and high availability. This strategy allows several virtualized servers to operate as a single logical unit, facilitating resource management and improving system resilience. By implementing hypervisor clustering, workloads can be distributed across different nodes, optimizing performance and minimizing the risk of overload on a single server. Additionally, in the event of a hypervisor failure, virtual machines can be automatically migrated to other nodes in the cluster, ensuring service continuity. This technique is especially relevant in enterprise environments where availability and performance are critical. Hypervisors play a fundamental role in this context, as they enable the creation and management of multiple virtual machines on a single physical hardware. Hypervisor clustering not only enhances operational efficiency but also provides a robust platform for virtualization, allowing organizations to scale their resources effectively and adapt to changing market demands.
