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VKernel Announces Weekly vD.I.B.s Webinar Series
BOSTON --(Business Wire)--
VKernel , now part of Dell (News - Alert)
Software, and the award-winning provider of enterprise-class capacity
management and performance
monitoring products for virtualized data centers and cloud
environments, announced today its new "vD.I.B.s: Do It Better"
virtualization management webinar series. Tailored for virtual
administrators that use the company's vOPS and vFoglight products,
vD.I.B.s is a weekly 30 minute session hosted by Dell Software
Virtualization Evangelists that focuses on the features and capabilities
of vFoglight and vOPS. Attendees will learn practical ways to get the
most out of their virtual environments.
VKernel, now part of Dell Software, delivers virtualization
management solutions that provide data centers with control over
their virtual environments through analysis, advice and automation of
common VM management operations. vDIBS will provide a deep dive into
common use cases and teach VM admins how to effectively maximize
resource utiization while maintaining peak performance in their
environments.
A snapshot of topics that will be addressed in upcoming vD.I.B.s include:
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Understanding storage topology and performance
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Reporting
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Agentless monitoring of physical servers
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Understanding and managing resource pools
The vD.I.B.s webinar series will take place every Wednesday at 10:00EST.
To register and find out more information about upcoming events please
visit the VKernel Events
page. To find an on demand recording
following any event, please visit the Virtualization
Management 101 webpage.
Supporting Resources:
About VKernel (now a part of Dell)
Dell Inc. (NASDAQ:DELL) listens to customers and delivers innovative
technology and services that give them the power to do more. VKernel,
now a part of Dell's Software Group, is the number one provider of virtualization
management products for virtualized data centers and cloud
environments. The company's powerful, easy-to-use and affordable
products simplify the complex and critical tasks of planning, monitoring
and predicting capacity utilization and bottlenecks. Used by over 50,000
system administrators, the products have proven their ability to
maximize capacity utilization, reduce virtualization costs and improve
application performance.
Dell is a trademark of Dell Inc. Dell disclaims any proprietary
interest in the marks and names of others.

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