Fusion-io Power Virtualization Database to Cloud

Fusion-io announced yesterday that Host Europe GmbH had significantly reduced infrastructure costs and other costs after deploying fusion Iomemory technology in its data center, while improving the performance of virtualized databases and saving more money for customers. Host Europe GmbH is a leading European management cloud service provider and a subsidiary of host Europe Group.

"Regardless of the fluctuations in the database workload, Fusion Iomemory can provide continuous performance, even in the context of a large number of parallel virtual machines and database virtualization," said Thomas Ebbers, director of product management at Host Europe. This allows us to ensure high service levels for all applications under any load, so we do not need to scale more infrastructure to prevent server crashes or disruption of application services that can result from a surge in load. Our Fusion-io solution will help all host Europe customers to provide them with a better service experience with a more cost-effective advantage. ”

In Germany, Austria, Switzerland, the UK, the United States and Spain, more than 1 million of customers trust host Europe Group professional hosting services. With the popularization of applications, the Host Europe infrastructure has undergone a rapid leap in demand. Traditional storage and SSD have been unable to provide low application queue depth, and the workloads experienced by virtualized systems are unpredictable, which not only leads to continuous management difficulties, but also leads to high management costs. Host Europe deploys iomemory technology, eliminates bottlenecks in virtualized MySQL databases, reduces server sprawl, and enables efficient scaling to meet demand. When Fusion Iomemory was integrated into its servers, Host Europe found that customers could load more than 5 times times as many workloads per server, a benefit that was self-evident for the popular large-scale online community games. The Fusion-io platform helps host Europe virtualize multiple databases, reducing overall hardware requirements by 30%.

"Emerging trends such as cloud computing and virtualization require innovative solutions to expand demand for fast-rising spikes, such as the popular online games launched by host Europe," says Neil Carson, Fusion-io's chief technology officer. When the game carries a virus or a lot of people log in at the peak of the game, the traditional system will be under pressure, which forces the enterprise to expand the traditional data center at a high price, which will bring more influence to the affordability of the provider. Host Europe's innovative team found that using Iomemory is an ideal way to maintain its competitive position and provide practical services to its customers. The