VOP Server new vRanger Integrates VKernel quest -
Last fall, IT management software developer Quest Software acquired VKernel, manufacturer of infrastructure management products virtualized VMware and Microsoft.
This week, Quest announced vFundamentals that combines Quest vRanger with VKernel VOP Standard Edition Server. The purpose of the matching is to provide virtualization administrators with a customizable solution for the protection, management and optimization of VM and cloud environments.
One of the only backup products to achieve VMware Ready status for vSphere 5, vRanger Pro allows the protection of optimized virtual data. It has an active block mapping technology which reduces the payload of the network and storage space requirements.
VOP Server Standard Edition VKernel is designed to simplify capacity planning by allowing users to view multiple capacity issues, calculate available slots, forecasting resources VM requirements and reserve capacity for planned deployments .
VKernel technology also collects information directly from VMware vCenter and analyzes thousands of data points across the virtual environment, providing SMEs with the opportunity to quickly identify and easily resource efficiency issues.
The new suite Quest vFundamentals provides administrators virtualization and systems with a "cost-effective scalable solution that requires minimal customization and can be put into production quickly," says Quest Software in a press release submitted to Pro-SMB channel .
"backup and recovery, capacity planning, and resource optimization are three of the biggest pain points of SMEs encounter as they look to expand their virtual environments "says John Maxwell, Quest Software vice president of the management of data protection products." Packaging capacity planning and optimization capabilities VKernel resources with vRanger, leading VMware backup market Quest , replication and recovery solution, creates a complete virtualization management bundle that offers simplicity and profitability of SMEs need. "
VKernel CEO Bryan Semple is equally enthusiastic. He said, "As SMEs continue to grow their virtual environments, they need an end-to-end solution easy to use and affordable which allows them to secure their virtual assets are properly managed and protected. The combination of vRanger and VKernel technology meets these needs, and that, in one package that is easy to buy, easy to use and easy to manage. "
The new suite vFundamentals Quest starts at $ 995 per CPU.
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