GWOS Launches New Ubuntu-Powered Virtual Appliance for IT Monitoring

GroundWork Open Source launched the newest version of its Enterprise Quickstart virtual appliance powered by Canonical’s Ubuntu Server 9.10. Targeted as a trial solution for large organizations or as a complete solution for small environments, the $59 annual price is designed to encourage rapid adoption within Ubuntu-based IT environments.

“As Ubuntu Server continues its growth in enterprise environments, GroundWork’s Ubuntu-powered virtual appliance is a great solution for those looking to measure, monitor, and manage their mission critical Ubuntu infrastructure.” One seat in the self-paced, online “Getting Started with GroundWork Monitor” training.  “As Ubuntu Server continues its growth in enterprise environments, GroundWork’s Ubuntu-powered virtual appliance is a great solution for those looking to measure, monitor, and manage their mission critical Ubuntu infrastructure,” said John Pugh, Software Partner Manager, at Canonical. “And the virtual appliance form factor has added benefits for those considering cloud computing.”

“The decision to release our Ubuntu-powered Virtual Appliance was driven by the rapid adoption of the platform particularly amongst our customers investing in large virtualization and private cloud initiatives. Based on data from existing GWOS customers the Ubuntu Server is making rapid in-roads into the Enterprise Linux market,” said David Dennis, Sr. Director Marketing & Business Development, GWOS. Visit the GWOS product portal for complete feature and performance details