Dell Launches VIS Cloud Computing Models

Dell Advanced Infrastructure Manager— Otherwise known as AIM, Dell’s manger has been designed to let a single admin allocate server, storage, network and applications resources based on workloads. It allows for a mix of hardware offerings along with the latest virtualization hypervisors to pool resources at will. Dell’s AIM “abstracts the hardware and virtualization layers” so that an admin or customer can just focus on what needs to be done, rather than how the hardware works.

Dell VIS Self-Service Creator— Designed to shorten the time it takes to deploy new business applications, Service Creator creates a standardizing and automated way to move that app package. through web-portal, users can deploy and manage a catalog of apps and services, and — like the AIM — allocate and push across multi-vendor and hardware solutions.

Dell VIS Director— The VIS director has been dubbed the “operations hub” for the entire virtual environment, giving a top-down granular view of the operation at hand. Reporting, trends, dependencies and other solution details are available at a glance for increased effective planning.