One of the powerful features and functionality that virtualization provides to administrators is the ability to move quickly with provisioning resources. Today’s software-driven approach to operating enterprise data centers means that administrators can deploy infrastructure much more rapidly and with precision and control that simply cannot be achieved with “sneaker net” operating procedures.
One of the monotonous, time-consuming, and basic tasks that Hyper-V administrators find themselves performing, even daily or many times a day in some environments is creating virtual machines. Aside from container provisioning, standing-up virtual machines are the most common resource found in today’s modern data centers, driven by virtualization.
