For SAN storage environments attached to hosts such as Windows, VMWare, Unix, Linux and i/OS, IntelliMagic offers two products for managing and modeling the storage arrays and Fibre switches: IntelliMagic Vision to assess performance and availability risks in the SAN, and IntelliMagic Direction for storage system modeling and predictions.
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Learn MoreIntelliMagic experts can run these products for you, such that you can realize the powerful benefits with little overhead.
Learn MoreIntelliMagic enhances existing operational measurement data and interprets the data using embedded expert knowledge about workloads and platform architectures. We have been building this knowledge over the course of decades. IntelliMagic’s ITOA software shows risk indicators to allow you to prevent service disruptions from happening, and helps assess which new systems and configuration options are right for your environment.
IntelliMagic has two software offerings for SAN environments:
IntelliMagic Vision proactively and centrally monitors storage performance and SLAs competently and reliably."Read our case
The ability to proactively identify potential issues and use that information to drill down and discover root causes is the greatest benefit of this product."Read our case
IntelliMagic Vision helps us gain and maintain insight into what exactly goes on inside our storage and FC layer."Read our case
IntelliMagic Vision gives us far more insight into the performance health of our storage environment than we have had in the past."Read our case
IntelliMagic's support is among the best in the business. I would recommend this product to anyone looking for an excellent performance monitor."Read our case
The purpose of this webinar is to help you understand the history and trends in disk technology and understand the key components of a storage system.
This short video shows how one can quickly evaluate key performance metrics, spot issues affecting your XtremIO array, and troubleshoot that back to the root cause.
In this blog we discuss the meaning of some common Fibre channel errors, the implications in terms of availability and the actions that one should take to resolve the issues.