Wave group released a new upgraded cloud data center operating system Sea of clouds OS V3.0

At the VMware Vforum 2013 conference, the wave group released the newly upgraded Cloud data center operating system, Sea of clouds OS V3.0. Wang Endong, senior vice president of Wave group, says the new product is based on an open, integrated technology that can help users shift from an isolated, inefficient traditional data center to an intelligent and efficient cloud data center.

Wave Cloud OS V3.0 is an integrated data center resource management platform software, after three technical upgrades. The product is divided into cloud platform and virtualization two modules, can monitor Management Server, storage, network equipment, virtual machine, operating system and application functions.

Wang Endong said that the cloud OS V3.0 has a good scalability, usability, the overall availability of more than 99.99%, support hardware online expansion, Plug and Play, can manage more than 5000 servers, pool more than 50000TB of storage space, support more than 50,000 virtual resource nodes, Through cascading expansion can also expand the management scale, can be applied to large and medium-sized types of data centers.

In addition, the Cloud OS V3.0 also adopted an open, standardized framework, can be very good compatible with VMware, XenSource, Citrix and other mainstream manufacturers virtualization technology, can be a variety of virtual resources for a comprehensive scheduling and management. In addition, the wave also specially designed a set of public API interface, convenient for partners to develop related software products.

Compared with the previous version of the product, the cloud OS V3.0 using components, modular design, the core module of the platform has been strengthened, including cloud resource management, metering and billing, business approval, monitoring and management of functional modules and more than 10 of child function components. The functional components are loosely coupled, modular design, free combination, on-demand deployment.