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Recently, Red Hat (News - Alert), an Open source software application provider, has released an update to its Enterprise Virtualization platform, bringing it to version 3.1.

With Red Hat’s virtualization portfolio, VMTurbo’s customers will be able to address the issues associated with ensuring application performance and optimizing resource utilization across a multi-hypervisor environment.

This platform helps companies to manage increasingly diverse virtual and cloud environments. Many organizations are using a broad set of hypervisors and cloud platforms like Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization to control costs and ensure flexibility.

“VMTurbo and Red Hat have been working closely together to offer customers the ability to effectively manage their virtual environments,” said Chuck Dubuque, senior manager, product marketing, Red Hat Virtualization Infrastructure. “We are extremely excited to collaborate with VMTurbo to provide our customers with the ability to better control and optimize their virtual environments with Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization 3.1.”

VMTurbo Operations Manager, which supports Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization 3.1, is available for 30-days trials. It identifies constraints and automates resource allocation and workload placement decisions to assure performance and maximize utilization.

“Red Hat’s extensive portfolio in open source infrastructure software is a great fit for scale-out virtual data centers and cloud environments, and in particular public clouds,” said Yuri Rabover, cofounder and vice president of product strategy at VMTurbo. “By supporting Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization 3.1 we are furthering our commitment to improving customer satisfaction by driving down costs, productivity losses and the risk of not meeting SLAs.”

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