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Managed Virtualization - Using Altiris Deployment Solution 6.5 to Provision & Manage VMware ESX and Virtual Machines in Dell Server Environments

PublisherAltiris
Format543.5KB PDFDate added12 Sep 2005
Topics Server Consolidation, Virtualization
Downloads259

Across the enterprise - in data centers and entire IT infrastructures - the rise of VMware virtual machines is accelerating. The IT community has recognized VMware because of the solid, robust technology that enables vast benefits in increased systems utilization, economic cost savings, rapid response capabilities and improved operational flexibilities. As more and more customers migrate from traditional server environments to VMware virtual infrastructures, potentially, a new challenge arises: duplicative manageability of both physical host servers and VMware virtual machines. Managed Virtualization directly addresses this new challenge. Managed Virtualization combines Altiris' simplified approach to IT lifecycle management with the power of VMware virtualization. This innovative approach fosters efficient ways to manage not only physical servers, but also, VMware virtual machines running on physical host servers.

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