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DH2i Launches DxConsole 2012R2

DH2i Launches DxConsole 2012R2
September 24, 2012 9:40AM
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DH2i Launches DxConsole 2012R2 – Featuring Industry's First Microsoft SQL Server Instance Automated Load Balancer -- New DxSRM Software Module Dramatically Simplifies and Improves Application Management Across Physical, Virtual and Cloud Environments; Lowers Overall Costs By Over 50%

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Fort Collins, CO, September 24, 2012 -- DH2i™ Company, the world's leading provider of hypervisor-less application virtualization Relevant Products/Services solutions, today announced the general availability of DxConsole™ 2012R2 featuring DxSRM™ automated instance-level load balancer. The new software Relevant Products/Services module, available today for Microsoft Relevant Products/Services SQL Server environments, enables systems/storage, application, and database administrators to simplify and improve application management Relevant Products/Services across physical, virtual Relevant Products/Services and cloud Relevant Products/Services computing environments; resulting in dramatically enhanced performance, productivity, resource utilization (server and storage) and quality of service (QoS), as well as significant cost savings (typically over 50%).

DxConsole 2012R2, Featuring DxSRM, Enhancements:

- Increased Performance: DxSRM enables users to achieve the highest performance for SQL Server instances by enabling the processing power of the servers to be intelligently leveraged. SQL Server instances are automatically and seamlessly redirected to servers with the lightest workloads, and therefore capable of providing the fastest performance.

- Added Intelligence: DxSRM adds instance level management intelligence to SQL Server. Policies can be pre-set for each instance (e.g., memory, CPU, and I/O usage, or network Relevant Products/Services bandwidth) allowing instances to move automatically to support business objectives.

- Increased Flexibility and Scalability: DxSRM enables SQL Server instances to be load-balanced, quickly and transparently, to onsite or remote Relevant Products/Services resources (i.e., cloud) for virtually unlimited flexibility and scalability Relevant Products/Services. This also enables onsite resources to be fully optimized and capital expenditures to be deferred.


The DxSRM automated instance-level load balancer resulted from direct customer Relevant Products/Services and industry analyst feedback stating that one of the largest, most time consuming and expensive problems facing IT management today is that of Microsoft SQL Server sprawl. (Please see below for common SQL Server sprawl problems.)

Since its launch, DH2i's DxConsole has been helping customers to eliminate Microsoft SQL Server sprawl and its inevitable consequences, as outlined below. Today, with the general availability introduction of DxSRM, DH2i has once again brought SQL Server management to the next level – with added performance and intelligence capabilities previously unavailable anywhere else in the industry.

With DxSRM, customers can now set performance policies for each instance and server, utilizing metrics such as memory, CPU and I/O usage or network bandwidth. DxSRM will then automatically monitor and move instances to meet the pre-set performance thresholds. Moreover, unique response policies can be set allowing for alerts that range from a simple advisory with details regarding a change that has been made; to a change-request message requiring a response before any action is taken.

"Today, many IT organizations dedicate an inordinate amount of time and energy to Microsoft SQL Server management," said Mark Bowker, Senior Analyst, Enterprise Strategy Group. "I expect a solution such as DH2i's DxConsole 2012R2 which enables its users to more easily and effectively manage their IT environment – while lowering costs, will be very well received."

"DH2i's DxConsole is elegant in its simplicity, yet potent in its ability to enable its users to set policies and have actions occur the way they want them to – without their intervention, but with detailed notification," said Deni Connor, Founding Analyst, Storage Strategies NOW/Systems Strategies NOW. "One ideal use case is clearly an organization that has a physical infrastructure Relevant Products/Services and/or private cloud in place, with access to a public cloud. In this situation, parameters can be set stating that if the private cloud is not providing what the SQL Server instance requires, it can be moved to the public cloud in order to access virtually unlimited resources. If and when the instance has completed its mission, it can be moved back in-house as required. For some, this levels the playing field. For all, it allows concentrated focus on core competencies, innovation and maintaining competitive advantage."

"Absolutely. DxConsole 2012R2 enables Microsoft SQL Server instances to move freely and transparently within and between physical, virtual and cloud environments with very little interruption in service; and with the added DxSRM monitoring and policy setting capabilities, obligatory manual intervention is eliminated. Instead of endless fire-drills, our customers can proactively plan and set strategies that align with business objectives," said Don Boxley, Co-Founder and CEO, DH2i. (continued...)

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