What describes application virtualization?

A.
Breaks the dependency between the application and the underlying platform

B.
Increases the application and CPU utilization

C.
Provides interoperability between different application versions

D.
Breaks the dependency between the application interface and the processing logic

Explanation:
Application Virtualization
Application virtualization breaks the dependency between the application and the underlying
platform (OS and hardware). Application virtualization encapsulates the application and the
required OS resources within a virtualized container. This technology provides the ability to deploy
applications without making any change to the underlying OS, file system, or registry of the
computing platform on which they are deployed. Because virtualized applications run in an
isolated environment, the underlying OS and other applications are protected from potential
corruptions. There are many scenarios in which conflicts might arise if multiple applications or
multiple versions of the same application are installed on the same computing platform.
Application virtualization eliminates this conflict by isolating different versions of an application and
the associated O/S resources.
EMC E10-001 Student Resource Guide. Module 2: Data Center Environment