Enhanced Cloud for Enterprise Computing

23 November 2010 09:01 am , Nipun Sahrawat

Features greater security, flexibility and control

NaviSite, a provider of enterprise-class hosting, managed application, managed messaging and managed cloud services, has announced new management and control features for the NaviCloud platform. The new features – Role Based Access Control, Airlock, and Dynamic Resource Instrumentation – provide increased flexibility, security, and control for cloud-based enterprise applications.
Role Based Access Control (RBAC): RBAC enables organizations to assign and match user access privileges to individual roles and responsibilities – improving security and compliance, while simplifying IT administration and reducing costs. RBAC provides the flexibility to customize administrative access for any management or governance structure.
Airlock: Airlock enables IT administrators to isolate and lock down specific IT environments. Airlock can be used for importing virtual machines into the NaviCloud environment or for diagnostic testing of pre-production workloads without compromising the production environment.
Dynamic Resource Instrumentation: Dynamic Resource Instrumentation provides granular control of NaviCloud resources. IT organizations can create rules and policies to prioritize computing resources according to business processes and requirements.
These new features are accessed through AppCenter, NaviSite’s innovative, web-based console for creating, managing, and monitoring resources on the NaviCloud platform. AppCenter’s intuitive interface enables customers to configure, modify, decommission, and even clone resources through drop-down menus and simple point-and-click operations.
“Enterprises require a robust set of management tools to customize and secure their cloud environments,” said Denis Martin, Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer at NaviSite. “These new features are part of our unceasing commitment to innovation, as we provide customers with a state-of-the-art cloud environment that mitigates risk, lowers cost, and maximizes the value of their business applications.”

NaviSite, a provider of enterprise-class hosting, managed application, managed messaging and managed cloud services, has announced new management and control features for the NaviCloud platform. The new features – Role Based Access Control, Airlock, and Dynamic Resource Instrumentation – provide increased flexibility, security, and control for cloud-based enterprise applications.

  • Role Based Access Control (RBAC): RBAC enables organizations to assign and match user access privileges to individual roles and responsibilities – improving security and compliance, while simplifying IT administration and reducing costs. RBAC provides the flexibility to customize administrative access for any management or governance structure.
  • Airlock: Airlock enables IT administrators to isolate and lock down specific IT environments. Airlock can be used for importing virtual machines into the NaviCloud environment or for diagnostic testing of pre-production workloads without compromising the production environment.
  • Dynamic Resource Instrumentation: Dynamic Resource Instrumentation provides granular control of NaviCloud resources. IT organizations can create rules and policies to prioritize computing resources according to business processes and requirements.

These new features are accessed through AppCenter, NaviSite’s innovative, web-based console for creating, managing, and monitoring resources on the NaviCloud platform. AppCenter’s intuitive interface enables customers to configure, modify, decommission, and even clone resources through drop-down menus and simple point-and-click operations.

“Enterprises require a robust set of management tools to customize and secure their cloud environments,” said Denis Martin, Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer at NaviSite. “These new features are part of our unceasing commitment to innovation, as we provide customers with a state-of-the-art cloud environment that mitigates risk, lowers cost, and maximizes the value of their business applications.”

 


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