Virtualization Management Software
Monitor VMware, Nutanix, and Hyper-V problems with robust virtualization management
Leverage virtualization monitoring tools and dashboards
Virtualization can present unique performance problems, and traditional
management systems may not be able to address them. SolarWinds®
VM management software,
Virtualization Manager (VMAN), is designed to give you the tools you need to monitor performance and other
metrics across your virtualized environments. VM management tools help
streamline the thousands of counters and metrics within
VMware vSphere,
Nutanix AHV, and
Microsoft Hyper-V tools into one intuitive user interface. Proper monitoring and
notification is key to keeping any enterprise virtualized environment optimally
functioning. Built-in dashboards, reports, and alerting can allow you to see
immediate ROI in your virtual management software, while customization options
gives you the ability to tune the software to meet your unique virtualization
management needs.
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Use VM management software for capacity planning
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Do you find yourself asking…
Virtualization management refers to the processes and practices involved in managing the operations of a virtual environment. These operations are typically controlled through software and applications acting as an interface between virtual machines or environments and the physical hardware they run on.
Some of the basic processes of virtualization management include creating, updating, or deleting virtual machines, networks, or infrastructures, along with tracking their metrics and ensuring the health of systems. In large networks, it’s critical for admins to be able to perform many of these functions from a centralized console to avoid having to check the health of each individual virtual environment.
Virtualization management refers to the processes and practices involved in managing the operations of a virtual environment. These operations are typically controlled through software and applications acting as an interface between virtual machines or environments and the physical hardware they run on.
Some of the basic processes of virtualization management include creating, updating, or deleting virtual machines, networks, or infrastructures, along with tracking their metrics and ensuring the health of systems. In large networks, it’s critical for admins to be able to perform many of these functions from a centralized console to avoid having to check the health of each individual virtual environment.
Optimize your virtual environments with VM management tools
Virtualization Manager
Use high-level visibility to resolve issues with a single click.
Leverage predictive recommendations for optimal VM size and placement.
Move resources back into the virtual pool to ensure maximum performance.
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