Gain insight into IT resource utilization and develop a virtualization roadmap for server containment and consolidation. VMware Capacity Planner can help you plan for capacity optimization and design an optimal solution to achieve maximum performance.
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Assess your IT Infrastructure & Plan for Long-Term Growth
VMware Capacity Planner is an IT capacity planning tool that collects comprehensive resource utilization data in heterogeneous IT environments, and compares it to industry standard reference data to provide analysis and decision support modeling.
Use Capacity Planner to view the CPU utilization across servers in a datacenter.
Detailed capacity analysis includes CPU, memory, network and disk utilization across every server monitored.
Key Benefits of VMware Capacity Planner
Services based on VMware Capacity Planner deliver the following key benefits:
- Increased productivity with server consolidation and capacity optimization
- Reduced complexity through IT standardization and hardware containment
- Improved predictability with capacity utilization trends and virtualization benchmarks
Plan for the Future with Customized Assessments & Estimates
Currently, the VMware Capacity Planner product can be leveraged to offer high-value assessment services for the data center, such as:
Consolidation Estimates (CE): Optimized for conducting pre-sales sizing estimates of a customer’s datacenter environment, CEs provide guidance on what can be achieved via virtualization and consolidation assessments. CEs offer a simplified, guided workflow for VMware Capacity Planner with a defined methodology and process for sales professionals to conduct more sizing and lead generation activity
Capacity Assessments (CA): Optimized for Consultants and Professional Services organizations that want to conduct a deep-dive analysis into a customer’s IT environment. CAs provide a detailed roadmap on how customers can achieve an optimized, virtualized data center. Capacity Assessments show the implementation blueprint for actualizing the “to-be” state of the data center.
