Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Womens Blazer With Patches On Arm

Taneja Group storage virtualization costs curb "white paper SANsymphony V

Read the koplett Taneja Group Product Profile "Building the Virtual Infrastructure with DataCore SANsymphony-V" .

This is the opinion of analysts Taneja Group to SANsymphony-V:

Five plus years of server and desktop virtualization efforts - and the repeated hard-learned lessons of countless end users - storage virtualization software have put in the spotlight as the industry key pre-requisite for a smoothly running, cost-optimized virtual infrastructure. These lessons have been painful for virtualization users, and Hyper-V customers in particular. Physical storage systems alone fall far short of meeting the storage performance, availability and management requirements of virtual machines and virtual desktops.

What’s needed is a new approach: a layer of storage virtualization software that is tightly coupled with Hyper-V and that abstracts away the complexities and dependencies of underlying storage and server hardware. For Hyper-V users that would like to build an enterprise-capable virtual infrastructure, DataCore SANsymphony-V is an ideal fit. SANsymphony-V delivers on all five of the fundamental characteristics we consider to be essential attributes of a virtual infrastructure, and does so without requiring significant investments in or changes to other elements of the infrastructure, including virtual servers.

SANsymphony-V takes the pain and cost out of virtualizing Hyper-V infrastructures, and should give IT managers in Microsoft environments the confidence to push forward with virtualization initiatives, and even to begin to virtualize their most critical applications.

We believe that DataCore will not only accelerate server and desktop virtualization efforts, but provide Microsoft, VMware and Citrix customers with the means to build truly virtual infrastructures, and realize long promised benefits examined as Increased, infrastructure-wide utilization, scalability and flexibility at a price they can afford.

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