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Cloud Resource Meter for VMware

 

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Cloud Resource Meter for VMware vSphere allows you to meter consumption in any VMware vSphere 4.1 or 5.0 environment providing unparalleled insight into resource consumption – all for free and all right from the VMware  Console.

NOW IN BETA!  Interested in trying it for free?  Fill out the signup form below for more information.  

6fusion’s patent-pending algorithm, the Workload Allocation Cube (WAC), is at the core of Cloud Resource Meter and normalizes the way cloud infrastructure is metered both for suppliers and consumers of cloud computing.  6fusion’s Cloud Resource Meter, deployed as a VMware vApp, installs in your VMware vSphere environment in minutes, and allows users to view “real time” WAC consumption information at a glance for the entire system, any vSphere grouping of VMs, or for each VM in the infrastructure.  Users can view real time and short-term historical data from the vSphere Client interface.  To view longer-term data or run and export reports, users simply log into 6fusion’s UC6 console on the web.  

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Cloud Resource Meter Consumption Tab

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Key benefits of 6fusion’s Cloud Resource Meter:

  • Accurate Cost Projections – Accurately gauge the costs of running in the cloud before deployment and bill or “charge back” internal departments or customers for use of compute resources.
  • Metered Reporting  – Generate workload meter reports to view compute resource consumption – both historically and in real time, allowing for efficiency checks and any necessary administrative adjustments.
  • Efficiently Allocate Compute Resources – Determine optimal hardware requirements and/or efficiency for new and existing projects in public or private clouds.
  • Single Pane of Glass – All workloads being metered in your vSphere environment, along with those running live in the cloud, can be viewed through a single console.
  • Ultimate Flexibility – Meter any workload, including web applications or traditional client/server applications – running on either physical or virtual servers.
  • Benchmark Reporting Consumption – Since the Cloud Resource Meter uses the same reporting engine as live workloads in the cloud, reporting consumption data can be easily benchmarked.

Cloud Resource Meter for VMware vSphere is currently in open beta.  If you are interested in trying the beta for free or would like to learn more about the product, please register below and we’ll follow up with you immediately.