Condusiv V-locity 7.0.222.0

Condusiv V-locity is an I/O minimization software that ensures solving the toughest application performance challenges on virtual servers. V-locity solves two major I/O inefficiencies in virtual environments, which rob 50% of the bandwidth from the VM (virtual machine) to the storage with smaller, more fragmented I/O features. Cracking more and more random than needed. V-locity is transparent, set-and-forget software that solves this problem with large, clear contiguous write and read capabilities, so more payload is distributed with each I/O operation. In addition, V-locity reduces memory I/O by caching hot readings from idle, available DRAM. Nothing has to be allocated to the cache because V-locity automatically adjusts to what is not used. Most customers serve 50% of their read traffic if at least 4GB of memory is available during peak uptime. If the system is limited in memory, the V-locity's buffer will completely roll back.

V-locity's patented write optimization eliminates serious inefficiencies in data transfer between Windows OS and base memory creating too small, broken Broken, write, and random read reduce performance. By giving Windows the intelligence to write adjacent large files in real time, maximum payload is done with every I/O operation to increase storage performance.

V-locity console shows the value given to any virtual machine or group of virtual machines by showing the percentage of read and write traffic offloaded from memory, total I/Os The load is reduced from memory and the amount of "I/O time" is stored as a result. Administrators can easily view the amount of I/O left to their storage subsystems from eliminating inefficiencies, see how much time is saved, and quickly identify key systems. would benefit greatly from V-locity's archiving engine by adding a little more memory.

Features of Condusiv V-locity

• Cleans adjacent writes and reads
• Resolve inefficiency in virtual environments
• V-locity's patented write optimization eliminates serious inefficiencies in data transfer between the Windows Operating System and the base memory.