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Over a past few decades, VM's or Virtual machines have sort of gained a lotof momentum, especially for large scale enterprises where the need for resourceoptimization & power save is humongous, without compromising with performanceor quality. They are a perfect environment to experiment with newapplications/technologies in a completely secure and closed environment. Thispaper discusses how the VM technology can be leveraged to solve day to dayrequirement of an odd hundreds or thousands of people, organization-wide, withnew computational resources using a cluster of heterogeneous low or high-endmachines, independent of underlying OS, thereby maximizing resourceutilization. It takes into account both opensource (like VirtualBox) & otherproprietary technologies (like VMWare Workstations) available till date topropose a viable solution using cloud computing concept. The ease ofscalability to multiple folds for optimizing performance & catering to an evenlarger set are some of the salient features of this approach. Using thesnapshot feature, the state of any VM instance could be saved & served backagain on request. Now, this implementation is also served by VMWare ESX serverbut again it's a costly solution & requires dedicated high-end machines to workwith.

Virtual On-demand Test Lab using Cloud based Architecture