Typical Application Scenarios

Build a Virtualization Resource Pool

When building or modernizing virtualization infrastructure, including virtualization deployments based on China's domestic IT ecosystem, you need to organize servers, storage, and network resources into an environment that can run business workloads. Administrators can use ZSphere to build a virtualization resource pool, use existing storage or introduce distributed storage according to project needs, create VMs for workloads, and centrally allocate and manage runtime resources.

Migrate Workloads from VMware

VMware replacement projects require existing workloads and the associated VM operating systems and data to be migrated to a ZSphere environment. After migration using the migration service and workload cutover, the workloads run in the target ZSphere environment, where administrators can continue to manage the VMs and their runtime resources.

Manage Virtualization Environments Centrally

When workloads run across multiple ZSphere environments or sites, administrators need a consolidated view of resources and operating status, along with centralized management. After connecting the environments to ZCenter, administrators can view resources, handle alarms, and perform management and operational tasks through a single portal, reducing the need to switch between the management interfaces of different environments.

Set Up Disaster Recovery Protection for Workloads

For critical workloads that require continuous operation, enterprises need to plan for recovery from events such as site failures and use drills to check recovery readiness. This helps reduce the impact of business interruptions.

Through the dedicated disaster recovery orchestration capabilities of ZLR, ZVF helps organize disaster recovery protection, recovery drills, and failover for critical workloads, enabling users to establish and validate recovery plans.