Enomaly Releases updated Enomalism Virtualized Management Console v0.6

 

Enomaly, Inc. is pleased to announce a significant new release of its Enomalism virtualization administrative management dashboard for Xen Hypervisor 3.0x. The free update and immediate availability of version 0.6 software adds important new improvements and features to the web-based administrative tool. These ongoing developments continue to improve and enable the efficient management of multiple isolated virtual servers to be managed from a central web based interface.

Version 0.6 licensed under the LGPL open source license includes a number of significant new features and bug fixes from its initial Beta 0.1 release in May 2006.

New features and enhancements include:

• New installer making installation of core components a simple task. Using your distribution's native LDAP server it builds and populates the LDAP installation.
• Ability to resize partitions on virtual machines using Logical Volume Manager [LVM]
• Ability to change CPU and MEMORY allocation on virtual machines (live memory allocation)
• Tentative support for Ubuntu 6.x series, as well as Fedora core 4 & 6
• Cleaner, lighter AJAX interface, with distinct task windows, and optimized task workflow
• Improved user management and DOM ACL control
• Upgraded TurboGears 1.x MVC
• sHype/ACM Support on FC6
• Windows XP / Vista support using XenSource Enterprise
• Improved API and web services support for true service oriented architecture * Multi-server support for upcoming Enomalism commercial release (Feb 07).

"We are delighted with the range and depth of operational improvements achieved in this release," says Reuven Cohen, Chief Technologist for Enomaly. "With the latest improvements Enomalism continues to be the ideal choice for web hosting companies looking to quickly deploy mission critical virtual hosting environments."

Download a copy of the Enomalism version 0.6 at www.enomalism.com/Downloads.134.0.html

If you have inquiries or feedback, please join our online community forum to ask questions, discuss and share your comments with the Enomaly Development team and other users of Enomalism. Please feel free to register and participate at www.enomalism.com/Community_Center.96.0.html.

Partnership Announcements

Enomaly is proud to announce it has joined XenSource as a partner and charter member of the XenEnterprise Partner Program. This partnership gives Enomaly early access to technical specifications, and participate in the XenEnterprise Beta program.

To partner with Enomalism, please visit > www.enomalism.com/Resellers.313.0.html

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About Enomalism

The Enomalism Virtualized Management Dashboard (VMD) is a powerful open source, web-based virtual machine manager for the XEN hypervisor.

Designed to answer the challenges of fragmented hosting environments, Enomalism provides an easy to use interface to provision concurrent isolated servers using the Enomalism Virtualized Grid environment and the Elastic Computing Platform . Multiple physical servers can be managed as a single server using a specialized tool set which include a centralized user provisioning system, virtualized server creation wizard and templates which facilitate virtual server configuration, application deployment mechanism, and integration into 3rd party applications via web services API as well as centralized LDAP user management.

About Enomaly,

A wide range of successful companies rely on Enomaly's open source consulting experience to increase productivity, improve operational efficiency and reduce risk. Enomaly works closely with enterprises to plan, prepare, and coordinate achievable customer-specific content management and open source strategies. Using a service-oriented architecture (SOA), Enomaly offers a wide range of strategic services including; open source application development, information/content management, enterprise migration support.

To learn more about Enomaly, visit www.enomaly.net

GEORGE BAZOS
Managing Director
Enomaly
(212) 203-4734 x2
gb@enomaly.com
skype: gb.enomaly

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