Dot Hill UVS Solutions Citrix Ready

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PR Newswire presents an announcement by Dot Hill Systems Corp. (Nasdaq: HILL) that it has joined the Citrix Ready program. Achieving full verification with Citrix XenServer, Dot Hill AssuredUVS version 2.4 is the first member of Dot Hill’s portfolio to achieve Citrix Ready verification. The AssuredUVS thin provisioning management feature benefits IT managers by provisioning more precisely as needs grow and manages storage growth more efficiently. Dot Hill’s unified virtual storage appliances complement Citrix server virtualization solutions. This paves the way for easier data migration and provisioning, creates a flexible, scalable system for managing diverse brands of storage and a platform for leveraging utility and cloud storage resources.

 


“’The compatibility between Dot Hill’s AssuredUVS solutions and XenServer will allow our mutual customers to virtualize their entire infrastructure from servers to storage,’ said Sameer Dholakia, vice president, Datacenter and Cloud Division, Citrix. ‘By balancing workloads in virtual server environments, they can improve their storage performance and efficiency.’”

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