Virtana announced the availability of Virtana Platform in AWS Marketplace.
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Virtana Platform's delivery in AWS Marketplace gives Global 2000 enterprises the precise data-driven ability to identify, de-risk, and prioritize workloads, accelerating the migration of the right workloads at the right time in an optimized form to the cloud.
Virtana Platform is a modern SaaS solution, built for modularity, scalability, and flexibility. The platform consists of several use case-specific modules, including:
- Migrate: This module leverages the robust application discovery and granular workload profiling capabilities of the Observe agentless data collector. The solution provides a deep understanding of application dependencies, the associated infrastructure resource utilization, and a migration complexity analysis. Virtana Migrate enables 'workload to infrastructure' right-sizing, cloud 'instance' recommendations, and cross-cloud cost forecasting.
- Optimize:This module provides ongoing cloud cost optimization with a unique focus on performance, risk, and costone customer reduced cloud costs by 30% after just 10 days. Virtana Optimize provides continuous bill analysis to alert on unexpected changes that drive up cloud spend, as well as a unified view of actionable saving recommendations. Its advanced 'What If' analysis engine delivers the ability to manage the balance between performance, risk, and cost through policy based right-sizing. In addition, the per-instance visibility into programmatic discounts, data transfer fees, and instance utilization provide a near real-time understanding of the true costs of your cloud entities.
Access to Virtana Platform in AWS Marketplace provides customers with a scalable way to optimize and speed their cloud migrations, said Mona Chadha, Director, AWS Marketplace Category Management at AWS. Customers can leverage on-prem application discovery and profiling, dependency mapping and migration planning, cloud right-sizing, and cost optimization at the touch of a button.
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