The XSR12 release of Xangati's VDI, VirtualApp and WebApp Suites has been verified as Citrix Ready with Citrix XenDesktop, XenApp, and NetScaler.
Xangati XSR12 has successfully completed a rigorous verification process to ensure compatibility with Citrix’s latest products, which are at the heart of cloud and mobile initiatives world-wide. Based on its Citrix Ready status, Xangati is recommended to customers as a trusted third-party solution. Citrix enables applications to be deployed in the cloud, on-premise and in hybrid environments and to be accessible by mobile devices anywhere.
Greg Fox, director, Citrix Ready program, Citrix, said: “Citrix Ready makes it easier for customers to select the most suitable virtualization infrastructure products for their specific needs. By taking part in our program, Xangati has enabled its customers to obtain the highest quality user experience available today, and the simplest means for making an informed product purchasing selection.”
As Citrix customers step up to the latest technologies including XenApp 7.X, XenDesktop 7.X, and NetScaler 10.1, they often want to update their performance management solution. Many sites have point tools for looking at network traffic, other tools to see the health of hypervisors, and others that show NetScaler information. These silos make it hard for IT to get a clear picture of what is going on in their complex IT infrastructure. That’s why corporations that are deploying large XenApp or XenDesktop deployments turn to Xangati, especially within cloud and mobile deployment initiatives.
Xangati provides large organizations with fast second-by-second granularity of metrics collected from the entire IT infrastructure, including XenApp servers, XenDesktop servers, NetScaler ADCs and client BYO mobile devices, and without the need for agents. Xangati’s real-time dashboards, powerful DVR-like recordings, dynamic thresholds, advanced analytics, and prescriptive remediation steps to be carried out by IT save valuable time and allow corporations to get the most from their existing and future IT investments. Demos and information about Xangati’s Citrix-Ready product suites can easily be found in the Citrix Ready Xchange Marketplace.
“The powerful combination of Xangati fast data analytics with XenApp and XenDesktop flexibility is undeniable,” said Atchison Frazer, VP of Marketing, Xangati. “With Xangati’s real-time performance data visualization, analysis and remediation tools, our joint customers can quickly deliver superior service levels to end-users while gaining valuable end-to-end visibility intelligence of virtualized infrastructures.”
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