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Disk Optimizer Software provides online zeroing of free space.

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October 13, 2011 - With V-locity® v3, zeroing of free space occurs online, automatically, and invisibly. Engine zeros out unused data blocks on virtual disks and also allows Storage vMotion(TM) or Quick Storage Migration to compact a disk when migrating virtual disks. V-Aware(TM) feature detects external resource usage from other VM's on virtual platform and eliminates resource contention of server host. CogniSAN(TM) detects external resource usage within shared storage system, such as SAN.
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Diskeeper Corporation Europe
Kings House
West Sussex, , RH19 3BE
United Kingdom



New V-locity 3 - First Ever Virtual Platform Disk Optimiser with Online Zeroing of Free Space


LONDON, -- The release of V-locity(R) 3, Diskeeper Corporation's virtual platform disk optimizer, includes the first ever online function for zeroing free space. This powerful engine zeros out unused data blocks on virtual disks and makes virtual disk compaction easy. It also allows Storage vMotion(TM) (VMware(R)) or Quick Storage Migration (Microsoft(R)) to compact a disk when migrating virtual disks - In some cases, zeroed free space can even be reclaimed during a storage migration on the virtual platform.

Naveen Louis, Technical Consultant for Diskeeper Corporation comments:

"With this new technology users can now, for the first time, prepare free space for reclamationwithout taking the machines offline."

He further states "With thin disks you needn't allocate all of your storage up front. While this helps with better storage management, the drawback is deleted space not being refunded automatically. The watermark of disk growth rises and rises. The solution is setting up a disk compaction schedule, historically requiring an administrator to endure a lengthy process of zeroing every bit of free space on a thin disk up to full provisioning while that virtual machine is offline. With V-locity 3, zeroing of free space occurs online, automatically, and invisibly-no lost production. Subsequently running disk compaction from your virtual platform reclaims all of that unused space to the storage array."

V-locity 3 also has full integration with VMware(R) ESXi(TM), as well as support for other platforms such as ESX(TM), Microsoft(R) Hyper-V(R), and Citrix(R) XenServer(TM). Other new features include V-Aware(TM) which will detect external resource usage from other VM's on the virtual platform and eliminate resource contention on the Server host. New CogniSAN(TM) detects external resource usage within a shared storage system - such as a SAN.

"The Space Reclamation feature ensures that unused space on virtual drives is zeroed out and compacted in such a way that when a virtual guest is migrated to a different virtual server via Storage vMotion(TM), only the allocated data is transferred. This speeds up the virtual storage migration process and decreases the load on the shared storage subsystem." - Bill Moller, RainWorx

"I see the V-Aware portion as the biggest benefit. Also the performance I have seen running the new version and I like the fact that we no longer have to install anything on the ESX host." - Tom Ruane, IT Manager, Churchill Corporate Services, Inc.

V-locity 3 Key Benefits:

- Faster VM and host I/O throughput

- Increased VM density

- Increased platform reliability

- Eliminated resource contention

- Optimized VM resource usage within a shared storage system

- Increased hardware life

- Lowered operating costs

- All done fully automatic and transparently

About Diskeeper Corporation - Innovators in Performance and Reliability
Technologies(R):

Diskeeper Corporation is a VMware Elite Technical Alliance Partner and Microsoft Gold Competency ISV Partner. CIO's, IT Managers and System Administrators of Global Fortune 1000 and Forbes 500 enterprises rely on Diskeeper Corporation's storage performance software to make their physical and virtual systems faster, more reliable, longer lived, and energy efficient. Free trial ware and further information at http://www.diskeeper.com.

(c) 2011 Diskeeper Corporation. All Rights Reserved. V-locity, V-Aware, CogniSAN, and Innovators in Performance and Reliability Technologies are trademarks owned by Diskeeper Corporation. All other trademarks are the properties of their respective owners.

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