Vmware Vsphere 5 Hypervisor, 5 Incident Support, Edu Academic

vSphere 5 Hypervisor, 5 Incident Support, 12 h/5 days, 1 Year, Academic

VMware vSphere 5 Hypervisor, 5 Incident Support, EDU. License type: Academic

VMware vSphere Hypervisor is the simplest and easiest way to get started with virtualization for free. This fully functional hypervisor lets you virtualize your servers and run your applications in virtual machines in a matter of minutes. vSphere Hypervisor is based on VMware ESXi, the hypervisor architecture that sets the industry standard for reliability, performance, and ecosystem support. Consolidate your applications onto fewer servers and start saving money through reduced hardware, power, cooling, and administration costs. With VMware vSphere Hypervisor, you can:

- Run multiple applications on a single server
- Run a greener datacenter and reduce energy costs
- Back up and recover applications more easily
- Virtualize even business-critical applications

New to virtualization? Download VMware vSphere Hypervisor with VMware Go, the web-based service that guides you through the installation and configuration process.

Create Your First Virtual Machine in Just Minutes

Create virtual machines quickly and easily with the menu-driven startup and automatic configurations or import a virtual appliance (a prepackaged virtual machine) from the VMware Solution Exchange. You can also deploy servers with VMware vSphere Hypervisor preinstalled to experience true “plug and play” virtualization.

Consolidate with Peace of Mind

Deploy a mature hypervisor technology that runs in tens of thousands of customer environments. Most hypervisors on the market today rely on a built-in operating system to perform core virtualization tasks, such as allocating hardware resources to the various virtual machines that run on top. This means that your virtual machines are only as reliable as the built-in operating system. VMware vSphere Hypervisor installs directly on the physical server and has no reliance on a general purpose operating system. The ESXi architecture allows you to avoid the security hardening, user access control, anti-virus tasks, and patching associated with a typical operating system. This can lead to 10 times fewer patches, 95% reduced disk footprint, and a significant reduction in management overhead.

Deliver Enterprise Performance to Your Applications

Because it is based on the most advanced hypervisor architecture in the industry—VMware ESXi—the vSphere Hypervisor provides all the power, reliability, and performance of an enterprise ready virtualization solution. This means that you can use the vSphere Hypervisor to run email, databases, ERP, and other resource-intensive applications. You can also choose from the broadest range of supported guest operating systems, including Windows, Linux, Netware, Solaris and more.

Save More Money than with Other Hypervisors

Get higher consolidation ratios with VMware vSphere Hypervisor. The memory and CPU scheduling optimizations in VMware vSphere Hypervisor let you run virtual machines at twice the consolidation ratio possible with other first-generation hypervisors. Fewer servers mean more cost savings.

Manage VMware vSphere Hypervisor from Anywhere

Get point-and-click management for your vSphere Hypervisor host and its virtual machines using the intuitive graphical interface of VMware vSphere Client. Take snapshots of your virtual machines and roll back changes when testing patches or updates, monitor performance and resource utilization, and perform basic hardware monitoring.

Upgrade Seamlessly to VMware vSphere When You’re Ready

Upgrade to more advanced editions of VMware vSphere to deliver improved service levels and operational efficiency by enabling centralized management, live migration of virtual machines, automatic load balancing, business continuity, power management, and back up and restore capabilities for virtual machines. VMware vSphere is available in multiple editions including two kits specifically designed for small businesses. Upgrading from VMware vSphere Hypervisor to more advanced editions of VMware vSphere is as simple as adding a license file.