Release: Quest/Vizioncore vControl 1.0

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In early March, the Quest subsidiary Vizioncore finally unveiled its plans to move beyond VMware, launching a management solution that supports multiple hypervisors and applies to them a sophisticated automation layer.

That plan became an actual product in at the beginning of May with the launch of vControl 1.6.

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At its first public release, the product features many typical capabilities you’d expect in a platform management tool:

  • Support for multiple virtualization platforms (VMware ESX/ESXi, Microsoft Hyper-V and Citrix XenServer. Sun Solaris Zones will be added in a future release)
  • Administration web portal
  • Self-Service web portal
  • Automation workflows
    A system that provides out-of-the-box workflows and actions as well as a visual workflow editor to build new workflows, combine actions and incorporate home-grown scripts as well as a Web Services interface and SDK to enable integration to third party systems.
  • Virtual machines fail-over
  • Virtual infrastructure discovery

Interestingly, vControl is able to import and use the script developed with the other new product that Vizioncore recently launched: the free Virtualization EcoShell.

vControl price starts at $399.00 per socket.

The virtualization.info Virtualization Industry Radar has been updated accordingly.