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Application Acceleration within a Virtual Machine (VM) Infrastructure

The benefits of application acceleration over the WAN have been well established within distributed enterprises. Yet, how application acceleration is implemented within a VM infrastructure is critical to realizing the gains that application acceleration can bring to the enterprises deploying virtualization. Supporting application acceleration within a VM infrastructure as a virtual appliance (VA), as opposed to deploying within a specialized hardware appliance that sits outside the virtual machine infrastructure between the server and the WAN, enables IT managers to meet their consolidation goals and at the same time reap the benefits of reduced application response time. A side benefit to this perfect union is the ability of IT managers to easily facilitate the deployment of virtualized applications from the data center out to remote branch offices.

Virtual Appliance for Application Acceleration

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A true application acceleration virtual appliance runs natively within a virtual machine (VM) infrastructure, not outside of it. It can be loaded as software on a server running virtual machine operating systems such as VMware® Infrastructure (ESX) or Microsoft® Hyper-V™ and provisioned as a true VM. Like its special purpose hardware appliance predecessors, the application acceleration VA accelerates the remote access of all data center-hosted applications, including applications running in virtual machines, by reducing the amount of data traffic over the WAN and, hence, reduces the application response time.

aCelera for VMware Infrastructure ESX and ESXi

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Certeon has recently introduced the industries first virtual appliance which accelerates remote access to applications within VMware Infrastructure and ESX and ESXi environments. Learn more about how aCelera can dramatically improve your remote application access when running VMware ESX and ESXi.

ESG Analyst"Virtual appliances will be the next trend for two reasons. One is because CIOs don't want to put another box out in the branch offices; the more they can minimize the number of servers and not have to pay infrastructure costs, maintenance costs and so on, the better for them."

Robert Laliberte, ESG Analyst

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