According to different embodiments, various aspects described herein are directed to different methods, systems, and computer program products for use in computing networks such as, for example, on-demand, grid and/or utility computing networks. Further, in situations where workloads grow more rapidly than expected and place heavy demands on server resources, such traditional data centers face the problem of overutilizing their servers, which may result in business continuity being placed at risk. Additionally, in such data centers, the upgrading of servers typically involves a relatively slow and costly process. Consequently, deploying, managing, and reconfiguring software or hardware on physical servers and the data center's network infrastructure is mostly achieved via manual (e.g., human) labor, and it typically very time consuming. Additionally, many traditional data centers are typically implemented by combining a heterogenous mix of different servers, operating systems, applications and data. Wasted resources include CPU, RAM, Storage, and Network Bandwidth. For example, it is not uncommon for a significant portion of data center resources to be unused for a majority of the data center's “up” time. This “one server, one appliance” model leads to extremely poor resource utilization.
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