Virtual management tools ease the process of managing IT resources in the virtualized environment. They monitor performance, optimize resources help with capacity planning, and make it easier for applications to be moved between servers. They can automate IT workflows and provide insight to streamline processes.
There are many virtual management tools that are offered by hypervisor manufacturers like VMware vCenter or Microsoft SCVMM. These tools typically concentrate on the smallest level of configuration changes that can be made to running VMs. Other products, such as those from VMware vCOPS and Citrix XenCenter, offer more advanced capabilities for greater scope of managing virtualization, including monitoring and troubleshooting.
Virtual management tools regardless of their capabilities are designed to work in conjunction with hypervisor management tools rather than replace them. The right solution for an enterprise will depend on the existing virtualization infrastructure and how it expects it to evolve in the near future, and its perceived needs for management.
The most effective virtual server software comes with an array of standard monitoring capabilities, including memory, CPU and network utilization for hosts and VMs. It also provides VM reports that highlight usage trends, pinpoint problem areas and allow you to make informed decisions about capacity addition. OpManager is a good example. It offers more than 70 of the standard VM reports that help you to understand what’s going on with your servers and give you the assistance you require. Try out the management tools for virtual servers for 30 days for free.
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