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With the local storage (Virtuozzo Storage) as the default storage for compute volumes, we recommend using blade servers for Virtuozzo Hybrid Infrastructure installations if the blade configuration meets the general server requirements. Note that the local storage requires three or more SSD/HDD drives per server and a 10+ Gbit/s network between storage servers. Blade servers, however, usually support only up to two drives. With the recommended system disk configuration when two SSD drives are combined in a software RAID mirror, no drives will be left for the local storage. You can also use blade servers with the supported external storage, for example, Pure Storage or NFS, as the main storage for compute volumes. In this case, you need to ensure that network performance is good enough to work with the local and external storage, with at least 10 Gbit/s speed between blades participating in the storage cluster. Even with external storage, Virtuozzo Storage is a mandatory component for storing VM templates and some system components with the default storage policy. Consider the following three main use cases: Use case 1. Virtuozzo Hybrid Infrastructure with the local storage as the main storage based on blade servers with only two drives. This configuration is not recommended and cannot be used. Use case 2. Virtuozzo Hybrid Infrastructure with the local storage as the main storage based on storage blades or with at least three internal drives. This configuration is not recommended due to the limited number of storage options, but can be used. Some vendors support a special "storage blade" that can be attached to a "compute blade" and used as a disk chassis for additional 8-12 drives. In this case, there is enough storage to build software-defined storage (SDS) based on the blade storage only, without external storage. Use case 3. Virtuozzo Hybrid Infrastructure with external storage, for example, Pure Storage or NFS, as the main storage. Blade servers can be used as any other servers. All compute volumes should be stored on the external storage. You can sacrifice system reliability and use only one drive for the system, without RAID1, and the second drive as a storage disk for the default storage policy. Though this configuration is possible, it is not recommended as the loss of the single system disk will result in losing the entire node.

Virtuozzo Acquires Jelastic Virtuozzo has acquired the technology and business of Jelastic, a multi-cloud Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) software company, following a 10-year partnership.Bringing Jelastic’s platform and application management capabilities in-house completes Virtuozzo’s core technology stack, delivering a fully integrated solution that supports all relevant anything-as-a-service (XaaS) use cases—from shared hosting to VPS to cloud infrastructure, software-defined storage and application management and modernization.Virtuozzo offers the first fully integrated, easy-to-use and cost-efficient cloud solution designed for Cloud Service Providers, Managed Service Providers, Hosting Service Providers and their small and medium-sized business (SMB) customers. Virtuozzo also helps service providers increase profitability by providing a comprehensive portfolio of services and management tools.Many PaaS vendors focus on a single-purpose offering. Jelastic, however, offers a robust, multi-purpose solution that, via the acquisition, will position Virtuozzo as a strong player in the PaaS market and further strengthen Virtuozzo’s position overall in the rapidly growing cloud services space.“Virtuozzo and Jelastic have been strong partners over the past 10 years because of our complementary technologies and products,” said Alex Fine, CEO of Virtuozzo. “Virtuozzo containers have been incorporated into Jelastic’s Platform-as-a-Service for virtualization since that solution’s inception. Together, our engineering teams have co-developed solutions to enable features required by the market throughout our partnership. And now, with Jelastic joining our team, Virtuozzo can offer a complete, enterprise-grade, turnkey cloud enablement platform with fully integrated orchestration and a single point of management.”Business continues as usual, with Jelastic now operating as a division of Virtuozzo—underscoring the value in Jelastic’s brand and technologies.

Virtuozzo, a global provider of hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) and virtualization solutions, has announced the latest update for its next-generation HCI product, Virtuozzo Infrastructure Platform. The update introduces new features that give service providers and enterprises the ability to launch cloud solutions with increased agility and performance in their data centers with low cost of ownership.Virtuozzo Infrastructure Platform combines resilient compute, networking, storage and management in an entirely software-based solution. This update enables customers to improve the stability of their infrastructure and drastically lower their operating costs. It uniquely supports numerous use cases, such as virtual private cloud, hybrid cloud, managed private cloud, and storage-as-a service. Virtuozzo Infrastructure Platform partners around the world include United Hoster ( Germany ), OCS ( Russia ), Tsukaeru ( Japan ), Cloudmatika ( Indonesia ), Treemind ( Africa ), and TLine ( Latin America )."This latest version of Virtuozzo Infrastructure Platform allows service providers to deliver self-service functionality and multi-tenant support to their customers, which enables fast time-to-value for both parties," says Virtuozzo Chief Executive Officer, Alex Fine . "It also addresses the increasing demand for high VM performance from enterprise customers."Tline, a full-service virtualization and cloud solutions provider with operations in Latin America , is a great example. Carlos Pino , Tline Chief Executive Officer says, "We chose Virtuozzo Infrastructure Platform because it allows us to give our clients a robust, secure, and scalable cloud experience with the freedom to manage their own resources," while adding, "and it also supports a subscription-based business model that is important to our growth."Additional new features include:High availability of VMs with automatic restoration of workloads in case of node failure.Floating IPs and Virtual Router support to enable users to expose VMs on public networks.VM shelving support that allows users to release vCPU/RAM resources in their projectsApplication-consistent snapshots of Linux and Windows virtual machine volumes.Guest OS support for Microsoft Windows Server 2019 and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8SSH keys management for VMs to ensure users can access to compute resources securelyTo learn more about how service providers and enterprises can take advantage of the benefits of Virtuozzo Infrastructure Platform, visit www.virtuozzo.com/vip.

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Virtuozzo, a hyperconverged infrastructure software provider, and Packet, a cloud infrastructure services provider, today announced a new joint offering designed for service providers and enterprises to take advantage of highly cost-effective hyperconverged infrastructure solutions on-demand. Users can now deploy Virtuozzo's pure software solution for containers, virtual machines and storage in a matter of minutes from the Packet private cloud - with virtually no upfront investment and no long-term commitments for maximum cost-effectiveness. Virtuozzo brings together the power of containers, virtual machines and the industry's most flexible storage into a single hyperconverged software solution that enables companies to improve infrastructure performance and reduce costs. Packet brings the cost and performance benefits of public cloud-­style automation to dedicated, physical infrastructure to deliver bare metal server performance from the cloud. With Virtuozzo delivered by Packet, companies can rapidly deploy hyperconverged solutions to scale into new locations, or add capacity to better serve existing or new customers. Users can take advantage of hourly and monthly billing options to optimize costs, and easily turn on dedicated infrastructure in four global locations via API, web portal or common integrations tools. "Packet is breaking new ground in the infrastructure as a service market with its ability to deliver bare metal server performance from the cloud - at the lowest possible cost," said George Karidis, chief executive officer at Virtuozzo. "Combining this new approach with the proven cost and performance benefits of Virtuozzo's hyperconverged software solution provides companies with a highly cost-effective infrastructure solution in a matter of minutes." "Virtuozzo has been a driving force in containers and virtualization for more than a decade, constantly pushing the boundaries of performance with their pure software solutions," said Zachary Smith, CEO at Packet. "For companies with infrastructure needs that can arise at any moment or immediate opportunities for growth, the

Select the machine that originally contained the data that you want to recover. Click Recovery. Select the recovery point. Note that recovery points are filtered by location. If the selected machine is physical and it is offline, recovery points are not displayed. Do any of the following: [Recommended] If the backup location is cloud or shared storage (i.e. other agents can access it), click Select machine, select a target machine that is online, and then select a recovery point. Select a recovery point on the Backup storage tab. Download the files from the cloud storage. Use bootable media. Click Recover > Files/folders. Browse to the required folder or use the search bar to obtain the list of the required files and folders. Search is language-independent. You can use one or more wildcard characters (* and ?). For more details about using wildcards, refer to File filters (Inclusions/Exclusions). Search is not available for disk-level backups that are stored in the cloud storage. Select the files that you want to recover. If you want to save the files as a .zip file, click Download, select the location to save the data to, and click Save. Otherwise, skip this step. Downloading is not available if your selection contains folders or the total size of the selected files exceeds 100 MB. To retrieve larger amounts of data from the cloud, use the procedure Downloading files in the Web Restore console. Click Recover. In Recover to, click to select the target for the recovery operation, or leave the default target. The default target varies according to the source of the backup. The following targets are available: The source machine (if a protection agent is installed on it). This is the machine that originally contained the files that you want to recover. Other machines on which a protection agent is installed – physical machines, virtual machines, and virtualization hosts on which a protection agent is installed, or virtual appliances. You can recover files to physical machines, virtual machines, and virtualization hosts on which a protection agent is installed. You cannot recover files to virtual machines on which a protection agent is not installed (except for Virtuozzo virtual machines). Virtuozzo containters or virtual machines. You can recover files to Virtuozzo containers and virtual machines with some limitations. For more information about them, refer to Limitations for recovering files in the Cyber Protect console. In Path, select the recovery destination. You can select one of the following: [When recovering to the original machine] The original location. A local folder or locally attached storage on the target machine. Symbolic links are not supported. A network folder that is accessible from the target machine. For example, when recovering files from