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Description: A virtual machine running a general operating system is a virtualized environment that allows users to run applications and services designed for that operating system on cloud infrastructure. These virtual machines (VMs) are instances of servers that operate in an isolated environment, meaning they can function independently of the underlying physical hardware. In Google […]