Software Isolation
Software Isolation is a technique used to separate different software applications or processes from each other. This separation helps to prevent one application from interfering with another, enhancing security and stability. By isolating software, any issues or vulnerabilities in one application are less likely to affect others running on the same system.
One common method of achieving Software Isolation is through the use of virtual machines or containers. These technologies create distinct environments for each application, allowing them to operate independently. This approach not only improves resource management but also simplifies testing and deployment of software.