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How virtual machine simplify writing distributed application

How does a virtual machine simplify the task of writing a distributed application?

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A virtual machine simplifies the task of writing a distributed application as it provides followings;

  • Resource Naming and Namespace Management
  • Communication
  • Security Management
  • Event Handling
  • Thread Scheduling
  • Resource Management

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