VMware launches data centre automation tool
April 2008
VMware has launched a tool to enable the automation of requesting, approving, deploying, updating, and retiring virtual machines.
It said VMware Lifecycle Manager enables customers to create a catalogue of standard IT services, to streamline requests and approvals, and to track and control virtual machines.
Raghu Raghuram, vice president of products and solutions at VMware, said: "VMware Lifecycle Manager allows customers to fully automate the provisioning, charging back, and decommissioning of virtual machines."
Source: Computergram
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