Is VirtualBox commonly used for DevOps?

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Answer:

Yes, VirtualBox is commonly used in DevOps, particularly for development, testing, and training environments. VirtualBox also allows the DevOps team to create multiple virtual machines on the same host and thus emulate various operating systems, test applications, and even configure isolated environments without requiring additional hardware. In addition, VirtualBox supports a number of platforms, and it is easy to set up; therefore, it remains very handy for various DevOps tasks, especially when one is just beginning to experiment with infrastructure automation or containerization. Most DevOps teams prefer robust, enterprise-grade virtualization solutions in large production environments, for example, VMware or cloud-based services.

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