What does VSI mean?

Virtual Server Infrastructure (VSI) is a kind of server environment. VSI transforms physical systems into a pool of logical computing resources. Operating systems and applications are isolated into several virtual machines that reside on multi-server cloud architecture. System resources are dynamically allocated to any operating system based on need, providing mainframe-class capacity utilization and control of server resources. Virtual servers can leverage a shared high-capacity SAN-based primary storage platform or high-performance local disk storage. Because each instance is part of the larger cloud environment, communication between all virtual servers is instantaneous. VSI allows savings on power, cooling, and floor space costs while at the same time increasing infrastructure flexibility and streamlining management operations.

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