OS-Based Virtualization (e.g., containerization) uses software like containers (Docker, LXC) or virtual engines to run multiple isolated instances on a single OS kernel, as described.
Option A (Data Virtualization):Abstracts data access, not container-based.
Option B (Network Virtualization):Virtualizes network resources, not OS-based.
Option C (Desktop Virtualization):Virtualizes desktops, not container-specific.
“OS-Based Virtualization leverages containers or virtual engines to isolate applications on a shared OS, enhancing efficiency” (Module: Virtualization and Recovery, Section: Virtualization Types).
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