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Products | VKernel | Virtualization Chargeback and Capacity Analyzer
Virtualization Management for Capacity Analysis, Chargeback and Modelling ‘VMWare ‘What if Scenarios
As virtualization expands amongst companies, it’s apparent that managing these growing environments is a challenge. As more and more, mission critical applications move from a physical to a virtual environment, there is need for performance assurance and management, just as when computing power was centralized (i.e. main frame)
 Does this describe your virtual environment?
- How to justify virtualization resources and costs?
- Downtime and performance issues including not meeting downtime and performance SLA’s
- Risk of implementing changes before validating operability and performance
- Internal customers that think VM’s are free
- Trying to keep up with the business as it grows.
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VKernel Four Products
• Capacity Analyzer
Continuous proactive and predictive monitors of shared CPU, memory, network, and disk (storage and disk I/O) utilization trends in VMware ESX environments across hosts, clusters, and resource pools to properly plan for growth, maximize existing resource utilization, ensure optimal performance, and lower the costs per virtual machines.
• Modeler
By quickly simulating hundreds of “what if” scenarios in a real-world, analytical sandbox, you can more effectively and efficiently architect your VMware infrastructure to validate changes and additions and ensure optimal performance.
• Chargeback
With ongoing metering of actual resource (CPU, memory, storage, and network) consumption, you will gain immediate visibility into who is using what resources and how much it is costing – enabling you to fairly recover costs and justify the future purchase of virtualization hardware and software.
• SearchMyVM
This free utility offers a “Google-like” interface, for quickly building queries to save the amount of time it takes to find virtual machines, hosts, clusters, resource pools, files, snapshots, and many more attributes in complex virtual environments.
• CompareMyVM
This free utility offers a place to exchange and compare server virtual machine resource allocations with that of the community at large. This will help increase efficiencies.
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