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Fast and Reliable Physical-to-Virtual-Machine Conversion (P2V)

Converting
a physical machine to a virtual machine can be unnecessarily slow and
error prone. Virtual Machine Manager improves the Physical-to-Virtual
(P2V) experience by integrating the conversion process and by using the
Volume Shadow Copy Service (VSS) of Windows Server 2003 to create the
virtual machine faster and without having to interrupt the source
physical server.

Intelligent Placement

Selecting
the appropriate virtual machine host for a given workload is the key to
maximizing the utilization of physical assets, whether the
organization’s goal is to balance loads among existing hosts or to
maximize resource usage on each host. In Virtual Machine Manager, this
process is called “Intelligent Placement.”
When a virtual machine is
deployed, Virtual Machine Manager analyzes performance data and
resource requirements for both the workload and the host. This allows
an IT administrator to fine-tune placement algorithms to get the best
matched deployment recommendations. First, historical performance data
is used to understand actual resource requirements of the workload.
Next, minimum CPU, disk, RAM, and network capacity requirements in the
virtual machine’s configuration are checked. After determining the
virtual machine’s requirements, performance data is gathered for
candidate virtual machine hosts. Finally, pre-selected business rules
are factored in to optimize placement recommendations either for
resource maximization or for load balancing, and to weight the
importance of different resource types for the workload.