There is an increasing number of corporate IT and service provider organizations that are deploying open source KVM and Xen virtualization hypervisor solutions:

• Companies with Linux servers in their data centers are seeing this as a proven lower cost alternative to proprietary virtualization.
• Cloud service providers and organizations building private clouds are looking for low cost virtualization software that provides high reliability, advanced security, and flexibility.
• Organizations with second-source policies for their major IT components see this as a good approach to building out multi-hypervisor environments.

In these environments, open source virtualization has proven to deliver the performance and feature set needed for the enterprise. Despite this adoption, there are few concrete examples of large scale, mission critical deployments of open source virtualization. So what's the hold up?

One of the biggest obstacles appears to be a lack of scalable management tools and processes.

In this live Webinar, Convirture will demonstrate three key steps to implement a scalable management approach that will allow you to manage thousands of hosts and virtual machines.

Specifically:

1.      Centralize and Automate Your Management - move to a single point of visibility and control, allowing you to provision, configure, administer, monitor, and automate your entire virtualized infrastructure from a centralized, web-based console.

2.      Ensure Business Continuity - create a resilient virtualization infrastructure that provides enterprise-class reliability and load balancing via policy-based failover, backup, and workload management.

3.      Enable Self Service Management - delegate quota-managed compute resources to your virtualization users and business customers, allowing them to provision and manage their environments via a web-based self-service console.

Register for this live Webinar and learn how to transform your open source hypervisors into a scalable, mission critical virtualization infrastructure!

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