VMLogix LabManager receives ready for IBM Rational Software Validation
Date: June 13, 2007
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VMLogix, a provider of virtual infrastructure management technology to streamline the software development lifecycle, announced its support for the IBM Rational Software Delivery Platform, including out-of-the-box integration of VMLogix LabManager with IBM Rational Build Forge.
Through its flagship product, LabManager, developers, testers and IT operations staff can ensure rapid, highly repeatable, resource-optimized deployments of complex, multi-machine build and test environments, substantially streamlining processes across globally distributed application development and test teams by 40 percent or more.
VMLogix LabManager seamlessly works across diverse virtual machine platforms and physical machine environments, giving developers full process control at all levels within the test environment. The integration of IBM Rational Build Forge and VMLogix allows IT and software development resources to be shared and used more strategically, automating the manual process of provisioning build and test environments. LabManager features accessible through the IBM Rational Build Forge user interface dramatically accelerate the rate at which build and test scenarios can be executed by distributed teams.
IBM Rational Software and VMLogix provide an out-of-the-box solution automating the entire creation and deployment process for fast, repeatable and consistent build and test environment setup across virtual and physical infrastructures. IBM Rational Build Forge automates the software build and delivery processes while LabManager automates the provisioning and management of physical and virtual machine images. This ensures the ability to rapidly reproduce, troubleshoot and resolve even the most complex, environmentally sensitive bugs -- whether found by a co-located quality team or one located a continent away. With increasing software complexity and globalization of software development, realized costs savings will become even more pronounced.
Original release notes available here.
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