This week, Opvizor, Inc. announced a significant new release, opvizor
Health Analyzer 3.0 for vSphere. The latest release includes a new
remediation platform feature.
"We had an amazing 2015, and this
year has already exceeded our expectations. It´s great to see strong
customer adoption and such a positive response to our products and
features. Moving to the next front, we are responding to requests from
our customers to automatically remediate detected issues. I´m very
excited to announce the release of our remediation platform with Health
Analyzer for vSphere Version 3," said Dennis Zimmer, CEO - opvizor.
Previously,
customers were sent notifications detailing misconfigurations and other
non-optimal settings of their VMware environment, but the onus remained
on the customer to fix the issue. The new release enables the customer
to click on an issue that needs remediation and select an automatic fix.
This cutting-edge feature saves time, reduces error, and helps
streamline the environment-management process.
"Based on our
current statistics across millions of systems and close to 3000
customers, approximately half a million detected issues can now be fixed
with a simple click. This is a huge step forward, leading to enhanced
performance, reduced wasted resources, and increased stability and
security," Zimmer said.
Some of the supported issues, that have remediation already active are listed here:
- “VM CPU Limit”
- “VM CPU Limit with CPU Ready”
- “VM Memory Limit”
- “VM Memory Configuration Is Smaller than Limit”
- “VM Memory Limit with Ballooning or Swapping”
- “Unauthorized Device Access”
- “Parallel Device Connected”
- “Serial Device connected”
- “CD/DVD Image Media (ISO) Connected”
- “CD/DVD Image Media Connected”
- “Floppy Media connected”
- “Floppy Media Image Connected”
- “Virtual Machine Information Flow (limit rotateSize and keepOld) (VMX20)”
- “Virtual Machine logging is disabled”
- “Tools (disable-autoinstall)”
- “Virtual Machine Information Flow (VMX24)”
- “Monitor (disable-monitor-control)”
- “Prevent Virtual Disk Shrinking”
- “Unrestricted VMCI”
- “Virtual Machine Information Flow (limit setinfo size)”
- “Log Availability (VMX20)”
- “Guest Remote Operations”
- “Host Performance Information”
- “Maximum Remote Connections”
- “Disable Copy/Paste to Remote Console”
Additionally,
this release includes recent updates that optimize the speed and
performance of data crawling and provide an enhanced dashboard. It also
reflects the addition of more than 50 new rules and recommendations to
the already extensive database.
Opvizor Health Analyzer enables
users to control every detail of their virtualized vSphere network with
highly accurate, real-time monitoring and support tools. The solution
provides a one-stop, turn-key, easy-to-use product that maintains VMware
infrastructure at its peak.
Click here to try Health Analyzer for free for 30 days.