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You have been tasked with designing a workstation to run over 20 applications virtually that all use the same operating system. You want to:(1) Minimize the amount of space required for each virtual application.(2) Make sure each application starts quickly (within a few seconds).What virtualization type will BEST meet your application computing requirements?a. Type 2 hypervisorb. Container virtualizationc. Virtual desktop interface (VDI)d. Type 1 hypervisor
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