Adaptive Computing works with world-class technology, solution, and business partners, including such key industry leaders as HP and IBM, to build and optimize Adaptive Computing solutions to help organizations solve real-world IT challenges.
Our partners bring the hardware and software expertise, services, and support that enable organizations to take full advantage of the extended capabilities of Adaptive Computing products and solutions.
Whether organizations need . . .
- virtual machine management,
- private or public cloud computing capability,
- policy-driven resource usage,
- HPC workload optimization, or
- data center energy management,
. . . Adaptive Computing and its partners can deliver unified intelligent automation to help IT executives and directors meet their business objectives.
HP Dynamic Workload Utility
Workload-aware, real-time infrastructure with Moab and HP Dynamic Workload Utility.
HP and Adaptive Computing work closely to deploy automated scale-out infrastructures for private clouds and grids, with a dynamic workload utility that integrates Moab with HP iLO (integrated Lights Out processor), HP SA (Server Automation), and applications to deliver end-to-end intelligent automation, provisioning, and infrastructure management that requires minimal human intervention.
The Dynamic Workload Utility developed by HP supports non-HP hardware and a variety of operating systems. Moab orchestrates the Dynamic Workload Utility environment and makes intelligent decisions in the environment to enforce and optimize existing and future SLAs. It also connects the various components of cloud infrastructure such as monitoring and provisioning.
White Paper: Dynamic Workload Utility: A Key Component in Grid and Enterprise Cloud IT Infrastructure
IBM xCAT
Intelligently orchestrate your next-generation data center to adapt to your project, application, and workload needs in real time with Moab and xCAT.
IBM's open-source xCAT (Extreme Cluster Administration Toolkit) technology is a scalable, distributed compute management and provisioning tool that provides a unified interface for hardware control, discovery, and OS diskful/diskfree deployment for cloud and data center environments. xCAT is used to easily deploy systems and to maintain and update software on a system throughout its life. xCAT is also used to monitor compute resources to provide administrative insight into the health of the environment.
Combined on IBM hardware, Moab and xCAT enable workload-aware automation that delivers on energy-management initiatives and dynamic optimization based on workload and application needs, failure-recovery scenarios, self-healing, and service-level enforcement.
White Paper: Moab+xCAT: Extreme System and Workload Management for iDataPlex Next-Generation Data Centers
