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The data center is changing. IT is driving an architectural revolution as significant as client-server computing in the early 90’. With internet technologies being leveraged for mission-critical business applications, the replacement of the traditional desktop with the web browser, virtualization, and cloud computing is rapidly changing how applications are developed and deployed.

Newly created enterprises are embracing these new standards, choosing different solutions than their predecessors a generation ago. Existing enterprises are acquiring new solutions and transitioning legacy systems to this paradigm. The older layers of architecture never seem to go away, and management tools that can manage this new world while also bridging legacy systems rarely, if never exist.

Platforms are changing. The rise of Linux and the maturation of Windows plus the dominance of inexpensive and versatile intel hardware has reduced the role of mid-range and mainframe technologies. Dedicated physical servers are now rarer as computing resources are now pooled together and virtualized

How applications are deployed are changing - attitudes towards hosting mission-critical applications and data have changed, with applications now being hosted via SaaS vendors or in the cloud. The first applications were helpdesk and salesforce automation solutions, but now more and more programs, including IT Infrastructure tools, are being introduced.

Your workload is changing. Workload today is much more event-driven, requiring more complex dependencies, and needs to understand how to operate in a dynamic and elastic computing environment.

What should a solution purpose-built for this next era of computing look like ?

Its architecture should be flexible - portable across operating systemd and configured to run and manage resources both on-premise, as SaaS, and in the cloud. It should be highly scalable - with a clustered configuration for high availability and load balancing. It must be capable of running high volumes of transactions and real-time events It should manage dynamic & elastic resources - dynamically allocating workload to virtual servers It should be accessible from anywhere - No thick clients. 100% web-based, any device, any browser It should be highly secure - supporting SSL from end-to-end, role-based security, LDAP, and comprehensive auditing It should manage workload on every generation of technology - From z/OS to Windows, Mid-Range UNIX, and Linux It should also be dead-simple to use - Point & Click, Drag & Drop, with Rich visualization, User-configurable dashboards, and integrated reporting In summary, it should be OpsWise

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