Virtustream released XStream 2.0 offers three cloud mode services

Virtustream says software is an available, stand-alone device and a management service, XStream helps to better manage critical tasks on cloud computing. These deployments may choose a custom hybrid onsite private cloud and combine public cloud computing with virtual private cloud computing.

Now the XStream 2.0 is beta, and the official edition will be released in August:

• Allows enterprises to control their IT infrastructure as a separate cloud, combining the virtual private cloud/public cloud and management cloud services outside the onsite private cloud appliance-providing a customized hybrid cloud to suit the requirements of each enterprise;
• Provides multi-level logic, physical cloud security and thorough threat monitoring and includes Intel TXT silicon level certification to meet security and compliance standards;
• Use VIRTUSTREAMΜVM (Micro VM) proprietary technology to optimize and dynamically integrate computing, memory, network, and storage to deliver the application performance of the Commercial Service level agreement (SLAS), including cloud efficiency;
• Allow per five-minute pricing/refund based on consumption, so the enterprise only needs to pay for the resources they actually use.

In addition, XStream provides a variety of features that allow organizations to run mission-critical legacy systems and network applications simultaneously in the cloud configuration, using the cloud without overwriting existing applications. Virtustream's chief marketing officer, Simon Aspinall, says ΜVM technology provides the virtualization advantage of multiple customer sharing. And XStream as a huge hypervisor/cloud management operation, supporting virtualization management programs and most of the major hardware.

Mixed applications

"The enterprise runs an extremely complex IT environment that mixes a lot of legacy systems and network applications," says Rodney Rogers, president of Virtustream. Until now there is no cloud solution to give customers the confidence to move legacy systems and network applications to the cloud. Virtustream's XStream software fills this gap with an enterprise-class cloud solution provided by the private cloud, the virtual private cloud/public cloud, and the hybrid cloud that combines the two. ”

XStream can be applied to the following three versions:
• Private cloud-Allows an enterprise to run a private cloud in an existing data center
• Public cloud-providing service providers with enterprise cloud services to their customers
• Virtual Private Cloud--virtustream cloud of a complete enterprise management cloud services

Virtustream recently closed a series of funds, including Columbia Capital, Intel capitals, Noro㎝oseley, QuestMark, TDF and top Tier Capital TTCP, with a total equity of $75 million trillion.

Although XStream was originally targeted at businesses and governments, I think the solution is also meaningful for small and medium-sized enterprises that want to get rid of IT infrastructure business and need to be flexible in a variety of cloud models. This means that migration activities are meaningful. Ability to mix and match management programs can also help move to more than one cloud service provider or platform.

I can also see that companies looking for a cloud support model for their large data architectures will be able to better evaluate xstream as a way to move the cloud incrementally. More importantly, the XStream display works well for automatic tuning, large networks, and large storage requirements for large data use. Does anyone want to use large data as a service?

(editor: Heritage)