Fact: Virtualization cannot achieve its true effectiveness without V-locity.
"The new V-locity technology is an outstanding feature that again puts Diskeeper ahead of any competition.
This technology gives Microsoft's VM server the ultimate edge over any other virtualization technology."
– Tom Boser, President, Olim
The promise and the problem
Corporate economic demands for greater consolidation and agility have given rise to virtual environment technology.
The promise is greater simplicity and efficiency but the reality is that fragmentation exists at both the host and guest
level – fragmentation on top of fragmentation. The result is rapidly increased "unnecessary" I/O traffic.
Worse, virtual machines have limited knowledge of hardware resource usage and cannot effectively prioritize I/O.
Defrag attempts will cut across production resources.
Additionally, virtual disks that are set to dynamically grow don't shrink when users or applications remove data, bloating
space and wasting what could be allocated to other virtual systems.
V-locity: making virtualization an efficient reality
Diskeeper Corporation has created a vital component previously missing from virtualized environment productivity. V-locity
with InvisiTasking® technology installs on both the Windows Server® Hyper-V 2008 OS that is running the virtual host and all Windows® virtual
machines (guests). Each component optimizes its respective Windows OS and performs defragmentation of files and consolidation of
free space. This minimizes unnecessary I/O passed from the OS to the disk subsystem and aligns data on the drives for optimal access.
With the proprietary InvisiTasking, V-locity will automatically and invisibly defragment files and consolidate free space on
every Windows system it is installed, eliminating unnecessary and excess I/O to restore system performance and reliability for
the entire platform. At the same time, V-locity provides a tool to analyze and compact wasted virtual disk space.
See for yourself. Download free 30-day V-locity trialware now.
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