Multi-Cloud Strategy and High Value Workloads: VMware Software and Dell EMC Converged Infrastructure Systems

Whether you’ve recently virtualized or you’re newly responsible for your virtualization environment, you may have found your new world to be complicated. So where do you start when it comes to troubleshooting? And where should you focus if you want to reclaim resources and find some savings? This webinar will share some practical, actionable advice on how to understand the current state of your systems, how to troubleshoot faster when issues come up, and where to look when it’s time to optimize. We’ll also show you how to visualize virtualization in the context of the rest of your IT infrastructure.

If you run Oracle, you are likely contending with challenges with the increasing size and complexity of your database environments. In order to simplify operations, many enterprises are implementing virtualization technologies like VMWare. But difficulties still persist relative to the lack of granularity and performance overhead of heavily virtualized Oracle environments. In addition, how can you intelligently manage cost reduction associated with software licensing when using virtualization?

Just when you thought everything was better. Kubernetes orchestration was supposed to be the answer to the application resource nightmare, but it hasn’t worked out that way. Even more visibility challenges, constantly changing applications, and super-frequent update schedules all contribute to a miserable time monitoring application performance in orchestrated environments. But all is not lost – there is a way to effectively manage the performance of orchestrated, containerized applications. It’s more than just newer monitoring agents – it’s a whole new monitoring attitude, and it begins with complete automation. Join our live webinar to learn the absolute necessities when it comes to monitoring these critical orchestrated applications.

In this session, we go through the fundamental differences between operational data virtualization and analytical virtualization, while demonstrating the Zetaris’ Networked Data Platform approach, and the optionality it provides, as an essential part of any successful data strategy in today’s big data world.