On-Demand Webinar: All About VM Performance: Keeping Your Virtual Environment Healthy

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All About VM Performance: Keeping Your Virtual Environment Healthy ON-DEMAND WEBINAR: VIEW NOW Originally aired March 24 Are you concerned that VM performance problems might occur unexpectedly? Can you assess how healthy your environment is? Do you know how your virtualized infrastructure will react to growth? In the following InfoTech live webinar we will introduce and explain monitoring habits that if implemented in a virtualized environment, can provide visibility into the state of an environment, spot existing as well as future performance problems before they occur, and help to forecast hardware needs to expand growing environments. Watch the archive to learn how to: Use VMware performance metric data to find and predict VM performance issues. Find resolution to performance problems in the quickest and most efficient way. Assess available capacity remaining in an environment and identify resource constraints for environment expansion. Watch Today PRESENTERS:   Jonathan Klick Jonathan Klick, VKernel. As the Senior Systems Engineer at VKernel, Jonathan Klick works with data center systems administrators and managers to maintain high VM performance across the virtual infrastructure while maximizing ROI. Throughout his career, Jonathan has worked with dozens of Fortune 500 companies in optimizing infrastructure performance and making capacity management a focal point of data center operations. Jonathan holds a BS in Information Systems Management from the University of New Hampshire.     Patrick Barnard Group Managing Editor, TMC Patrick Barnard is Group Managing Editor for TMCnet. He is former managing editor for Multichannel Merchant magazine and former editor of the Darien Times, a community newspaper serving the town of Darien, CT. SPONSORS: WATCH NOW

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