Jaimie Sinclair, on Nov 22, 2017 8:42:43 AM
A few weeks ago, our EVP of Engineering and CTO, Scott Davis, jetted out to Santa Clara, California to speak at the 21st Cloud Expo conference. The conference – held twice a year in New York and California – covers a wide range of topics, including cloud computing, digital transformation, microservices, DevOps and more. For organizations integrating cloud computing into their IT development and operations, these are important topics to understand and discuss with industry peers and experts.
Jaimie Sinclair, on Jun 1, 2017 9:02:44 AM
Colin Jack, on Oct 21, 2015 8:00:00 AM
On the heels of AWS re:Invent, the question that many CIOs and CTOs should be asking is: How do I leverage the public cloud with my current homegrown apps?
Scott Bulloch, on Aug 15, 2013 8:00:00 AM
With all the new and exciting things happening at Embotics in the past few months, VMworld is the perfect place to speak to us in person to find out what is going on. You will be able to meet our new CEO Michael Torto, discuss the company’s new vision for cloud broker technology with CTO John Ross—and, of course, view an in-depth demo of vCommander 5.0 from EVP of Product Development, Mark Jamensky.
Visit Embotics in person at the 10th Annual VMworld in San Francisco: Booth #2034 — August 25 to 29, 2013.
To read our latest announcement regarding vCommander 5.0 and our upcoming Cloud Broker Platform—click here.
Scott Bulloch, on May 8, 2013 11:00:00 AM
Jay Litkey Will Explore the Journey from Virtualization to the Cloud
Mark Jamensky, on Apr 9, 2013 9:04:00 AM
The days of single-hypervisor environments are over. Today, data center managers can grow their virtualized environments with multiple hypervisors at multiple price points to manage multiple workloads. There are many advantages to the multi-hypervisor scenario, but there has also been a significant drawback: a lack of cost visibility.
That issue is no longer a barrier. At Microsoft Management Summit in Las Vegas this week, we’ll be demonstrating Embotics vCommander for Microsoft Hyper-V, a unified cloud management platform that gives multi-hypervisor environments economic visibility, automation and control. The new multi-tenant cost model capability in vCommander helps users deliver IT-as-a-service (ITaaS) and get a cost breakdown that supports decisions about which virtual machines (VM) and services should be hosted on which platform. This feature is unmatched by any other solution, and it fulfills the economic justification for adopting multiple hypervisors.
When Embotics announced vCommander for Hyper-V earlier this week, The Virtualization Practice Analyst Bernd Harzog said, “Multi-hypervisor environments are proliferating because they promise cost advantages without degrading performance, but accomplishing that goal requires a management and automation platform that reveals cost breakdowns to inform decision-making. The multi-tenant cost model lets enterprises take economic control of their data centers.”
That’s what multi-hypervisor choices should be about – economic control of the data center. That must include:
