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ABSTRACT:
As more mission-critical applications are virtualized, IT professionals get increasingly concerned about assuring continuous performance and planning for future capacity demands. Many organizations lack the required capabilities to manage or measure the performance of their dynamic infrastructure to satisfy service-level requirements. Fortunately, there is a proven strategy to optimize virtualized infrastructure performance at a low cost: cross-domain analytics, rich metrics, and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs).
In this podcast, Taneja Analyst Dave Bartoletti and Akorri VP of Strategic Accounts Rob Strechay will provide answers to your questions on how to leverage these analytics to get the most value out of your virtual infrastructure. Listen to this podcast to learn how to:
- Optimize utilization (CPU, memory, storage, network) to preserve your virtualization ROI
- Monitor datacenter-level KPIs to improve service levels
- Accurately predict future capacity needs to save money
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Speakers
Dave Bartoletti
Senior Analyst & Consultant, Taneja Group
Dave has developed, delivered, and marketed emerging technologies for over 20 years at several high-profile infrastructure software and solutions companies. He was at the forefront of the virtualization, messaging middleware, web/SOA, and data center automation technology waves as both vendor and consumer. Dave advises clients on server, storage, and desktop virtualization strategies and the management and automation of highly virtualized environments, and has deep hands-on experience.
Rob Strechay
VP, Strategic Accounts, Akorri
Rob manages strategic accounts and runs the Technical Account Management team for Akorri. Before joining Akorri, he served as director of storage and disaster recovery for a global 200 financial services company, where he was responsible for their strategic and tactical architecture for storage infrastructure and disaster recovery planning. Rob has also held positions in the areas of storage services, disaster recovery planning, networks and infrastructure operations.
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