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Find available capacity to get more out of your existing VMware infrastructure
By Virtualization News
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June 4, 2009 04:15 PM EDT
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VKernel's patent-pending Capacity Analyzer technology enables you to achieve maximum VMware ESX performance with the right amount of resources. Capacity Analyzer is the only VMware monitoring software that actually predicts problems days before they occur so you can avoid critical issues.

Designed for enterprise scalability, Capacity Analyzer proactively monitors shared CPU, memory, network, and disk (storage and disk I/O) utilization trends in VMware ESX environments and delivers actionable analytics that allow you to:

  • Predict and avoid costly performance degradations and downtime by properly allocating resources
  • Find available capacity to get more out of your existing VMware infrastructure so that you can delay unnecessary purchases
  • Safely increase virtual machine (VM) densities to lower the cost per VM
  • Identify your top resources consumers
  • Set alerts to take the necessary proactive measures to avoid problems altogether

Click Here to Download This Free Software!

Published June 4, 2009 – Reads 1,512
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