EnSpeed Virtualization Platform

EnSpeed VM Software provides the capability to run unmodified guest OSes such as Windows, in a cluster of Physical Machines (VMM Servers). The following Enterprise grade features are provided, all on Physical Machines with Direct Attached Storage, i.e. no SAN or NAS hardware is required.

1. High Availability Backup for VMs to failover to a secondary VMM should the primary VMM server fail – all without SAN or NAS external storage.
2. Live Migration of powered up VMs from the primary VMM server to the backup VMM server.
3. VM Snapshots -- enables full backups, without powering off the VM
4. Daily Incremental backup of VMs – without powering off the VM.

The EnSpeed VM Family of software consists of the EnSpeed Virtual Machine Monitor (VMM) server and EnSpeed VM Orchestrator.

EnSpeed VM Server(LiveSync) Options

Option 1: EnSpeed VMM, a Xen based Virtualization server that is installed on bare hardware, i.e. it does not require a hosting OS.

The md5sum of EnSpeedVMM-0.9.9.iso is c6a9930931264c97c14e5841f6c037d3

Option 2: LiveSync rpm and pre-requisite rpms for Oracle VM Server 2.1.1, a package of rpms that enable LiveSync functionality in Oracle VM Server 2.1.1

The md5sum of LiveSync-ovs-0.9.9.tgz is 0d051b7efab87728cbeb9f1275b49c8b

Option 3: LiveSync rpm and pre-requisite rpms for Redhat 5.1/Centos 5.1, a package of rpms that enable LiveSync functionality in Redhat 5.1/Centos 5.1

The md5sum of LiveSync-0.9.9.tgz is a7573486b13ffac1bb82afa5975b7931

EnSpeed VM Orchestrator

The EnSpeed VM Orchestrator is a web server hosted application accessible using a standard web browser with java. It provides the following functionality:

• Create and load Virtual Machines onto EnSpeed Virtual Machine Monitor Servers. The Virtual Machines are created using Virtual Appliance Images stored in the Orchestrator’s Virtual Appliance Library
• Power On/Off of Virtual Machines loaded onto the EnSpeed Virtual Machine Monitor Servers.
• Open a remote console to the Virtual Machine within a web browser window.
• Take a snapshot of a running VM, in order to download a full backup. This is done without powering off the VM.
• Download incremental backup images of the VM

The Orchestrator contains the following major components:

• A database of physical machines (the PhysicalMachine database) running Virtual Machine Monitor (VMM) server software
• A Virtual Appliance Library. Each Virtual Appliance is a collection of Virtual Disk files, and an xml file describing the Virtual Machine.

A database of virtual machines (the VirtualMachine database) created and loaded onto one or more of the Physical Machines in the PhysicalMachine database

The md5sum of EnSpeedVMOrchestrator-1.0.0-3.rar is 41add37a4aace694c06c049cd042c2f5