White Papers and Deployment Blue Print Explain How to Protect All Aspects of XenApp Environment with Fewer Resources and at Lower Cost.

24/7 Uptime’s high availability partnership company Marathon Technologies, announced a set of planning and implementation tools designed to help companies ensure high availability of applications delivered with Citrix XenApp more efficiently and cost effectively. Citrix XenApp is a Windows application delivery system that manages applications in the data centre and delivers them as an on-demand service to users anywhere using any device. The white papers and blueprint in the XenApp High Availability Tool Kit detail a more effective strategy for XenApp high availability based on the concept of tailoring the levels of availability to the environment and application silos using Marathon everRun automated high availability software.

The XenApp High Availability Tool Kit includes:

• The Optimizing Citrix XenApp High Availability white paper demonstrates how a tiered approach to availability enables companies to protect all aspects of their XenApp infrastructure with the optimal amount of system resources.
• The XenApp 5.0 High Availability Performance white paper will help users understand and characterize the performance implications for running Citrix XenApp 5.0 with Marathon’s everRun software.
• The XenApp 5.0 Deployment Blueprint provides an advanced guide for planning and deploying XenApp with Marathon’s everRun software including server recommendations, workload planning, shared storage, network best practices and other practical tips.
• The Virtualize and Fortify XenApp for Lower Costs & Higher Software Level Agreements (SLAs) on-demand webinar, featuring experts from Citrix, will help users understand how fortifying XenApp and Citrix XenServer with everRun can help increase SLAs and protect Citrix License Server and Data Store from downtime with automated availability.

Tags: 24/7 Uptime, Citrix, everRun, High Availability, Marathon Technologies, XenApp

This entry was posted by Chris Robinson on Monday, August 17th, 2009 at 12:54 pm and is filed under Business Continuity, High Availability, Marathon Technologies, Virtualisation. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.