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Tintri has announced the General Availability of Tintri OS 3.2, Tintri Global Center 2.0 and Tintri SyncVM. These products announced in April reset industry conventions for QoS and address long-standing performance and policy pains of enterprise data centres and service providers.
Tintri OS 3.2. Administrators can now allocate exact maximum and minimum IOPS to each individual VM. Unlike conventional QoS, which requires administrators to predict the right values, Tintri provides visual guidance on the QoS values to specify, removing guesswork. The patent pending VM-level QoS is paired with powerful contention visualisation in the UI. Now administrators can see the immediate impact of throttle changes on VM-level latency instead of waiting for end user feedback. The visualisation spans the entire infrastructure—including latency stemming from host, network, storage contention and QoS throttle.
Tintri SyncVM. This new product, based on patent-pending technology, allows the user to move back and forth between snapshots of an individual VM without losing other snapshots or performance history. Administrators can also use this capability to update hundreds of “child” VMs from a refreshed “master” VM without physically moving data or reconfiguring the VM and/or storage. They can even automate the process with Tintri PowerShell or REST APIs.
Tintri Global Center 2.0. Enterprises and service providers can now monitor and manage more than 100,000 VMs from a single pane of glass. They can manage dynamic collections of VMs based on group definitions and policies. Groups can span VMstores, hypervisor types and geographies.
“With this release, Tintri enables per-VM quality of service, scalable management of thousands of VMs and important use-cases like test and development with our unique VM-level storage technology,” said Kieran Harty, CTO and co-founder. “The extensive input and deep involvement of Tintri customers during the beta has been outstanding, and it shows in the quality of the products we are delivering today.”
