Intelligent Control for IBM PowerVM Environments: How to Maximize Efficiency & Lower Risk
Provided by CiRBA
Category Capacity Planning
Type Webcast
Length
Publish Date October 10 2012
Date posted October 10 2012
Overview
Simplistic tools and basic trending algorithms don't provide the visibility or intelligence necessary to properly plan or manage PowerVM infrastructure. Presented by Andrew Hillier, this webcast explains how to use predictive intelligence to control and automate PowerVM management by accurately modeling existing workload requirements, new workloads, planned infrastructure changes, configurations, and policies.
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