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HCL America, Inc. CSH Surrey deploys PlateSpin Migrate to plan, test, and automate a low-risk migration of physical and virtual servers. PlateSpin Migrate Data center transformation across cloud, virtual and physical environments. Contact us. Resources Specs Support Contact Us. Faster, more reliable migrations Accelerate server migrations and reduce errors with the highest level of automation available in a migration solution. They perform functions like preventing the same ad from continuously reappearing, ensuring that ads are properly displayed for advertisers, and in some cases selecting advertisements that are based on your interests.
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That, oddly enough, may be the part of the business that makes Novell worth something closer to what its management seems to think it's worth as they parade the company in front of a large number of suitors. Everyone has a vision these days, and it's usually cloudy.
Novell, hoping to find some way to escape the gravity of NetWare's decline, is taking the systems software and management tools it has either built or bought and mashing them up to create what is supposed to be a unified set of integrated tools with the uber-boring name Intelligent Workload Management.
One variant of this stack will be out later this summer, and it is called Novell Cloud Manager. As the name suggests, it will be used to manage heterogeneous virtual servers in both private and public clouds. In the meantime, Novell has to do something to make some money in real-world data centers, and that's why a bunch of the PlateSpin server management tools have been tweaked.
Presumably, elements of PlateSpin and other Novell products will end up in this Cloud Manager product. At the time, PlateSpin sold two bits of software: Convert, which did conversions from physical to virtual servers and back, as well as virtual-to-virtual conversions, which is no mean feat , and PowerRecon, which kept track of which virtual and physical machine was using what software and did metering and charge back for it.
The two products were available for installation on your own gear, or on an appliance built by PlateSpin called Forge. After taking over the PlateSpin products, Novell changed them up a bit, merging them with its ZENworks management tools to create a little something called the PlateSpin Management Suite. PowerConvert was renamed Migrate, and instead of just supporting VMware's ESX Server hypervisor, Novell made it work with Hyper-V and Xen and even allowed for physical Solaris 10 servers to have their workloads encapsulated and dropped into Solaris 10 logical containers.
Migrate only works on Sparc-based servers, however. Sorry xSolaris shops. With PlateSpin Migrate 9, two features that were available for Windows instances - live transfer and live server sync - are now available for Linux images.
Live transfer is not the same thing as the live migration that is available with completely virtualized environments, but it is the next best thing you can get when you are trying to manage both physical and virtual machines from the same tool. Live transfer allows you to take a snapshot of running server physical or virtual and start it up either on a new physical or virtual server somewhere else in the network.
Using the P2P, P2V, V2P, and V2V tools inside of Migrate, you can even transform it if you want to, but it still requires the operating system and migrated applications to be rebooted afresh on the new machine. Before Migrate 9,Windows servers could be snapshotted and live transferred, but Linux servers had to be taken offline and then encapsulated. Now, the Linux transfer is live. Cameyo is free for up to 50 machines; larger environments can request a quote.
Foglight is a highly-configurable system that can monitor and administer various enterprise systems, including virtualization platforms like VMware and Citrix. Foglight's monitors are referred to as "cartridges", each of which is purchasable separately. Foglight's administration capabilities are performed via various applications created for single virtualization systems or tasks.
Each Foglight component is detailed and downloadable for evaluation at the Quest Software Virtualization page. Pricing is available by contacting Dell's Quest Software division sales.
PlateSpin Recon is also a monitoring system but, instead of just allowing you to monitor virtual systems, it actually focuses on assisting administrators in determining which physical servers can be combined into new virtualized environments. PlateSpin Recon tracks nearly every system measure and statistic, allows you to group systems together, and then allows you to produce graphs and charts by system or group to monitor those systems or evaluate them for future virtualization projects.
Pricing is available by contacting NetIQ sales. Ulteo OVD is an open source, enterprise virtual desktop solution.
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