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From the News Desk
Tuesday, 13. May 2008
VKernel Virtual Advantage, a New Systems Management Approach for Virtual Data Centers
VKernel Corporation has announced VKernel Virtual Advantage (VA2), its unique systems management approach for managing VMware ESX environments. This approach by VKernel utilizes a library of light-weight, instant-on virtual appliances that are designed to quickly solve specific management problems in the virtual data center, claimed VKernel.
The company further added saying that VKernel’s virtual appliances, targeted mainly at singular problems, such as capacity, cost visibility, and chargeback, deploy quickly, require no learning curve, and instantly solve critical management issues in virtual data centers.
“At the core of VKernel’s mission is a new ‘pay only for the features you need to instantly solve problems’ systems management approach that completely differs from today’s expensive bloatware offerings with features nobody uses. Our virtual appliances eliminate complexity, immediately deliver actionable information, and significantly save time–assuring virtualization is successful,” said Alex Bakman, founder and CEO of VKernel.
With single-screen management dashboards, VKernel products enable IT groups to solve critical pain points by providing visibility into the capacity and resource consumption (CPU, memory, storage, and network) of each virtual machine. VKernel currently offers a Cost Visibility/Chargeback Virtual Appliance for metering actual resource usage to show resource consumption by departments and how much it costs, as well as a Capacity Bottleneck Analyzer Virtual Appliance for identifying and resolving current and future capacity bottlenecks.
Starting at USD 199 per managed CPU socket, the VKernel Capacity Bottleneck Analyzer virtual appliance is available now.
The company further added saying that VKernel’s virtual appliances, targeted mainly at singular problems, such as capacity, cost visibility, and chargeback, deploy quickly, require no learning curve, and instantly solve critical management issues in virtual data centers.
“At the core of VKernel’s mission is a new ‘pay only for the features you need to instantly solve problems’ systems management approach that completely differs from today’s expensive bloatware offerings with features nobody uses. Our virtual appliances eliminate complexity, immediately deliver actionable information, and significantly save time–assuring virtualization is successful,” said Alex Bakman, founder and CEO of VKernel.
With single-screen management dashboards, VKernel products enable IT groups to solve critical pain points by providing visibility into the capacity and resource consumption (CPU, memory, storage, and network) of each virtual machine. VKernel currently offers a Cost Visibility/Chargeback Virtual Appliance for metering actual resource usage to show resource consumption by departments and how much it costs, as well as a Capacity Bottleneck Analyzer Virtual Appliance for identifying and resolving current and future capacity bottlenecks.
Starting at USD 199 per managed CPU socket, the VKernel Capacity Bottleneck Analyzer virtual appliance is available now.
