Galileo Performance Explorer Enhances Storage Monitoring
SRM with new charts, metrics, and hardware profiles
This is a Press Release edited by StorageNewsletter.com on June 11, 2013 at 3:03 pmCreated and supported by ATS Group, Galileo Performance Explorer, a cloud-based performance monitoring tool for server and storage systems, has introduced a series of enhancements that expand its scope of storage performance monitoring.
New reporting options increase by 28% the number of charts users can view to monitor their IBM SVC and V7000 system performance.
"The latest addition of 22 charts and 23 metrics expands Galileo’s infrastructure monitoring options to 242 charts and 293 metrics across AIX, Linux, and Windows servers and SVC, V7000, and DS3/4/5K storage systems," says Tim Conley, co-founder and principal partner for the ATS Group. "Additional charting agents for IBM XIV, DS8K, SONAS and GPFS storage are scheduled for upcoming Galileo releases."
New built-in displays also put hardware configuration and storage capacity data at a user’s fingertips without having to log into the storage controller/system interface. Configuration data includes hardware attributes, firmware/software revisions, disk configurations, and array layout and sizes. Storage capacity data includes total storage capacity, used capacity, available capacity, and over-allocation of storage (when using thin-provisioning).
A new graphic display management feature enables custom scaling of the Y-axis for all Galileo charts. Users are free to assign maximum Y-axis values and scale charts to eliminate skewed views that can occur as the result of a single data point or ‘edge case.’
Both the new SVC/V7000 charts and the enhanced end-user interfaces are available for user evaluation via a free 30-day trial program.
Galileo Performance Explorer is a sponsor of the IBM Edge Conference that will held June 10-13 in Las Vegas, NE. In addition to demonstrating the Galileo’s storage performance monitoring, Tim Conley will present a session on Exploiting Tier 0 and Storage Virtualization to offer storage performance management insights to attendees. Tim was a former IBM systems architect and engineer before co-founding ATS and Galileo.
About Galileo Performance Explorer
It improves IT utilization and capacity planning with cloud-based performance monitoring. Galileo delivers hundreds of analytical perspectives on server and storage hardware and virtualization environments for key decision makers. These insights go far beyond reactive alarms to support optimal performance of physical and virtual servers and storage, supporting IBM AIX, Linux, Windows, and IBM SVC, Storwize V7000, and DS3/4/5K storage. Built on a SaaS architecture, Galileo installs in minutes, without onsite data or expensive hardware requirements. Automatic collection of real-time data, with quick, easy, graphical reporting via an intuitive web interface, offers access to custom dashboards with full drilldown into data details, anywhere, anytime. Galileo empowers users from IT administrators to C-level management at mid-size to Fortune 100 companies, including in security-sensitive industries.