EMC Transforms Management of the Private Cloud
Further powering its customers’ journey to the private cloud, EMC Corporation announced the beta program for EMC Ionix Unified Infrastructure Manager 2.0. This new offering completely transforms infrastructure management by unifying, and making service-driven, the management of network, compute and storage layers.
Ionix UIM 2.0 will empower companies to make the transition from physical to virtual to private cloud infrastructures more easily by unifying and automating the management of Vblock™ Infrastructure Packages, an element of the Virtual Computing Environment (VCE) coalition formed by Cisco, EMC, and VMware.
Ionix UIM 2.0 is squarely aimed at simplifying the management of Vblock unified infrastructure systems. By automating over 60 discrete operations that would normally be performed manually through disparate element management tools, Ionix UIM 2.0 is intended to help customers dramatically reduce their operating expenses with improved efficiency and operations that scale, enhance overall service quality with robust and repeatable processes, and improve service levels through infrastructure agility and elasticity.
“Vblocks are pre-integrated to deliver IT to the business in whole new way. Customers can now accelerate their journey to pervasive virtualization and cloud computing while lowering risk and operating expenses,” said Phil Harris, Vice President, Engineering, VCE. “However a critical success factor to fully realize these benefits is a new approach to unified management. With EMC Ionix Unified Infrastructure Manager 2.0, customers will have a single point of management and full provisioning automation across network, compute and storage environments.”
The announcement of VMware vCloud Director (now available) will complement UIM by providing a cloud service management portal. Once UIM moves towards general availability, the two products will enable full end-to-end service automation from application and virtual machine through network, server and storage. By using a service-driven approach to managing both virtual resources and the infrastructure they are hosted in, IT organizations and cloud service providers will be able to experience new levels of service agility and radical improvements to operational efficiency.
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