(Formerly SVS "Software Virtualization Solution" from Altiris)
Symantec's Endpoint Virtualization Suite addresses the growing need to contain the high cost and complexity associated with managing endpoints today, while simultaneously insuring maximum end user productivity. Greater user mobility, adoption of multiple compute models, and proliferation of various virtualization technologies all contribute to the growing conflict between IT costs and end user flexibility. Symantec Endpoint Virtualization Suite offers products to improve both sides of that equation for all users, regardless of device, location or connectivity.
All files and Registry entries are installed into a so-called software “layer” (Layer) and stored in an SVS own file and/or Registry-Part. At run-time this Layer “is overlaid” by a driver virtually the material listings, so that the operating system “sees” e.g. the files in the Windows or program file. The individual Layer is totally enclosed and can use so e.g. different versions the same file in the Windows-System32-directory parallel.
Details see:
http://www.symantec.com/business/endpoint-virtualization-suite
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Symantec Endpoint Virtualization Suite
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VMLite VirtualApps Studio
VMLite VirtualApps Studio enables the delivery of pre-configured executable application containers – also termed software appliances - that do not require installation – they just “run”. In addition to zero installation, VMLite VirtualApps Studio provides a built-in feature to protect the intellectual properties of the deployed applications, as it can package into a single file, thus making reverse engineering much more difficult.
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Cameyo
Cameyo is a free, open-architecture application virtualization product. It combines best-of-breed application virtualization technology with simplicity.
Application virtualization technology packages entire applications into a single standalone executable, eliminating the need to install.
While application virtualization technology has been around for years, good application virtualization products have been expensive and complex to learn. Whether you are a home user or an enterprise IT administrator, take your applications with you or deploy them easily.
At Cameyo, we believe application virtualization should be within everyone's reach.
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Evalaze
The application is packaged in a single, self contained EXE file which can be used instantly. When the final EXE file exceeds a size of 10 MB a DAT file is automatically created as primary data container.
That allows you to use different applications without any installation on the host PC or server. The usage of virtualized software does not create entries in the registry and none DLL files are compiled on the host PC. All information which are required and the needed libraries are included in the EXE file. All User data and documents are saved in a sandbox. The sandbox can be placed to the same location like the EXE or at any other place. The evalazed application can run locally on the client or even run from portable hardware like USB devices. Therefore the usage on many different client scenarios is possible.
Also the easy deployment, the usability on clients without administrative rights and the possibility to use different versions of software at the same time is comfortable. Because you avoid changes in the system the security of these systems is warranted, all changes remain in the sandbox.
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Enigma Virtual Box
Enigma Virtual Box is built keeping this very need in mind. It is an file system application virtualization software that enables user to embed files which are essential to run an application in question into a single executable file (EXE), without compromising on application’s work-ability.
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FilePacker
FilePacker is a 32-bit Windows application that can be used to temporarily remove the runtime engines that are used by some programming languages. It comes with a wizard-orientated design interface that enables you to easily and quickly create a stand-alone executable of your software for easier distribution. FilePacker can accomplish this by placing the runtime engines and other project files into a self-extracting executable that is extracted to one of the twenty build in extraction directories. FilePacker also has the capability to compress the project files by using the zlib compression library. You can even protect your executable with a password or you can display a dialog box, with a progress bar, that will display the percentage of data that has been extracted. After extracting the project files, FilePacker can launch up to sixty-four executables simultaneously. FilePacker can also delete the extracted project files after the running executables are closed.
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JauntePE
Windows portable app maker: launcher(s), runtime, and gui designed to help you run non-portable applications in a portable manner.
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P-Apps
Portability, the quality of being carriable, always enhances the usage level to optimum. As how the mobiles, laptops and hand-held devices have revolutionized the world, the portable applications will do it. P-Apps is a portable application builder, which builds any software as a package, where the end users can use this package anywhere, without installing it. P-Apps also enables the software, to be used from a USB memory stick or flash drive. Importantly, P-Apps does not depend on any agent to execute the portables.
P-Apps isolates the application from operating system, This resulted as multiple features / benefits for end users.
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Spoon.net
Spoon Studio (formerly Xenocode Virtual Application Studio) quickly virtualizes your existing apps for use with Spoon.net, Spoon Server, and standalone executable virtual deployment.
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Thinfinity VirtualUI
Thinfinity VirtualUI makes it easy, fast, and inexpensive to take an application developed for the Windows desktop environment and make it available from the web. By using Thinfinity VirtualUI, it can be as simple as adding one line to the existing source code to have a virtualized GUI available through any HTML5 client running on any operating system and any device.
The traditional desktop-to-web transitioning process requires a large investment of time and money, and the need to perform a great amount of recoding. This has forced many companies and developers to put this costly transition on hold. However, this also means they are missing out on untold numbers of potential users—users who have moved away from Windows desktops to IPad®s and other such devices.
Many developers may want to keep their desktop platform while also moving to the Web. Having two platforms, Windows/HTML5 does not have to equal twice the work. With Thinfinity VirtualUI, there is no need to maintain multiple source code versions. The additional Thinfinity VirtualUI code will not affect the running of the app in the Window’s environment.
With a little extra development work, it is also fairly easy for developers to enhance their existing applications with new Web-based features, integrating multimedia resources and online data such as weather forecasts, updated stock market news, etc., adding value and making their current application a more media-rich experience for users on the Web. Thinfinity VirtualUI makes it possible to better serve their current customers, increase the user base and generate new revenue.
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