VMTurbo Enhances Platform to Assure Application Performance Across Cloud and Virtualized Environments
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VMTurbo, the leading provider of intelligent workload management software for cloud and virtualized environments, today announced version 3.0 of its award-winning platform. VMTurbo Operations Manager 3.0 delivers cloud-scale management for the largest service provider and enterprise virtual infrastructures, expands heterogeneous hypervisor support to include Citrix XenServer and adds new application performance assurance capabilities. The product delivers this all from a single virtual appliance that installs in minutes and immediately provides actionable and automatable recommendations that improve performance across the virtual environment.
“As the number of virtualized and cloud computing environments continues to skyrocket, management technologies are becoming increasingly important,” said Bernd Harzog, lead analyst at The Virtualization Practice. "With their 3.0 release, VMTurbo’s Operations Manager is the only solution that can automatically adjust how the resources in the environment are allocated to workloads and applications to ensure performance on the basis of priorities – simplifying the management of complex virtual environments for IT operators."
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