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Two weeks ago, CommVault (NASDAQ: CVLT) took its storage management product, Simpana, to the cloud with an eye on organizations requiring more space for archiving, replacing infrastructure or looking to simplify compliance management. Commvault described the product as a "cloud storage connector for Simpana" and sells it under a $900 per-terabyte capacity license. Customers can store data on-premises, or in a public or private cloud and move it back and forth as necessary.
It's no surprise that CommVault is far from alone in seeing the value in storage virtualization solutions. On Tuesday, Virsto joined the fray with its first product: Virsto One, a hypervisor-based storage virtualization solution.
The problems enterprises face with storage virtualization are two-fold, Virsto CEO Mark Davis told ServerWatch. First, there's the human element involved with the convergence its name implies: The virtualization team is coming from a server point of view, while the storage team is looking at it from a purely storage point of view.
Read the rest at ServerWatch.
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