Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) declared a noteworthy refresh of its IT Operations Management (ITOM) programming applications, with new compartment based forms. HPE's ITOM portfolio incorporates Hybrid Cloud Management, Data Center Automation, Operations Bridge, and IT Service Management Automation.
HPE has as of now grasped holders in various different zones in its portfolio, including shipping Docker hpewith the greater part of its servers. HPE had additionally been making use holders as a feature of its Helion Stackato CloudFoundry offering, which was sold to SUSE in November 2016.
Rahul Tripathi, VP, Product Management, IT Operations Management at HPE Software clarified that there isn't much cover amongst ITOM and CloudFoundry. He clarified that the two are orthogonal as in Cloud Foundry is a Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) offering for conveying any application on holders. Then again, HPE has inserted Kubernetes organization and Docker holders in its ITOM suites to oversee suite lifecycle.
"Both are integral as in ITOM suite oversee parts of holders that Cloud Foundry does not," Tripathi told ServerWatch. "For instance, OS provisioning and consistence for compartments, inside and out holder observing from application to framework level and disclosure and stock of compartments for operational administration."
"Be that as it may, our Hybrid Cloud Management suite coordinates with Docker Data Center like other supplier administration devices like vCenter, Systems Management Center and so forth for virtualization," Tripathi said. "This is utilized to convey blended mode applications running in compartments and additionally customary situations."
While HPE now has holder renditions of ITOM, associations can in any case oversee non-compartment workloads crosswise over servers and cloud also.
"ITOM suites can oversee, screen and convey applications in blended compartment and non-holder conditions," Tripathi said. "Truth be told, this is a key esteem that our clients get the chance to oversee presentation of compartments in their IT surroundings."
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