DataCore Software has introduced the SANsymphony-V Monitoring Pack for Microsoft System Center Operations Manager, enabling customers to easily monitor and manage storage assets virtualized by SANsymphony-V and other facets of their data center from System Center. Through a common storage virtualization layer, the new storage hypervisor enhances the value of diverse storage resources by unifying advanced services, such as provisioning, auto-tiering, replication, and performance acceleration.
DataCore Software has introduced the SANsymphony-V Monitoring Pack for Microsoft System Center Operations Manager, enabling customers to easily monitor and manage storage assets virtualized by SANsymphony-V and other facets of their data center from System Center. Through a common storage virtualization layer, the new storage hypervisor enhances the value of diverse storage resources by unifying advanced services, such as provisioning, auto-tiering, replication, and performance acceleration.
The SANsymphony-V Monitoring Pack constantly observes the health, performance, and availability of these virtualized storage resources in System Center and encompasses both on-premise and off-premise (i.e. cloud-based) components, which includes redundant, high-availability elements and those in remote disaster recovery sites. The information displays on a “single pane of glass” with other facets of the data center, “simplifying end-to-end service management of diverse storage environments.”
Some of the key features include:
- Centrally monitors heterogeneous disk farms from the System Center Operations Manager console
- Simplifies the end-to-end service management of diverse storage equipment
- Quickly determines the health of the system and its key components
- Immediately detects any abnormal conditions
- Isolates trouble spots
- Identifies the source of problems with potential solutions
- Visualizes performance trends
- Tracks capacity consumption
The SANsymphony-V Monitoring Pack for Microsoft System Center Operations Manager is available now.
