Tintri to demonstrate VM-level storage for Red Hat Enterprise Virtualisation

Tintri will demonstrate support for Red Hat Enterprise Virtualisation based on Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) at the Red Hat Summit 2014 in San Francisco. The company will provide live demonstrations in booth 805 at the Summit from April 14-17.

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Tintri VMstore is designed from the ground up for virtualised environments. Global enterprises have deployed more than 100,000 VMs on Tintri storage systems. Storing more than 11 petabytes of user data, these VMs run large scale private cloud deployments, business critical databases, enterprise applications and VDI environments for desktops and mobile devices.


“Tintri brings to Red Hat Enterprise Virtualisation deployments the unique VM level monitoring and data management capabilities that hundreds of customers already enjoy in VMware vSphere environments,” said Ken Klein, Chairman and CEO, Tintri. “Red Hat customers can now benefit from the only hypervisor-neutral storage platform with VM-awareness and adaptive learning capabilities to support hundreds of mixed workloads– servers, VDI, dev & test – concurrently on a single Tintri VMstore. Customers can also deploy both vSphere and Red Hat Enterprise Virtualisation on a single VMstore at the same time. With this announcement, Tintri is further distancing itself from other storage vendors that retrofit legacy storage architectures operating at LUN and volume level with bolted-on hypervisor integrations that do not meet the demands of virtualised environments, let a lone cloud computing environments.”


Tintri support for Red Hat Enterprise Virtualisation enables customers to:
o Set-up in less than ten minutes. Administrators manage auto-aligned virtual machines and vDisks instead of LUNs and volumes—eliminate any complex configuration or ongoing tuning.
o Seamlessly scale virtualised environments from few tens of VMs to thousands of VMs without additional storage provisioning.
o Instantly identify performance hot spots at the hypervisor, network and storage levels with comprehensive end-to-end performance and bottleneck visualisation at each layer.
o Protect individual VMs with customisable policies with space and performance efficient snapshots.
o Create hundreds of high performance, zero-space VM clones for speeding up VM provisioning for VDI and development & test workloads.
o Deploy affordable per-VM data protection and disaster recovery with WAN-efficient replication reducing WAN bandwidth usage by as much as 95 percent with global deduplication and compression.


“As IT organisations embrace software-defined infrastructure with virtualisation as a fundamental construct, they need storage platforms that understand and automatically adapt to dynamically changing VM and application workloads,” said Radhesh Balakrishnan, General Manager, Virtualisation and OpenStack at Red Hat. “Red Hat Enterprise Virtualisation is a major component of the Red Hat Cloud Infrastructure which enables enterprises to build and manage their own private cloud environments. Tintri’s support for Red Hat Enterprise Virtualisation which leverages the new RHEV 3.3 backup APIwill provide Red Hat customers an on-ramp to deploy high-level functionality required for robust yet simple cloud computing services based on Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform.”

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