In 2001, IBM coined the phrase ‘autonomic computing’ to describe systems that can fix themselves.
Virtualisation wunderkind VMWare brought that vision of self-healing IT a significant step closer to reality in May 2008 with its acquisition of Israeli application performance management vendor B-hive.
B-hive’s Conductor tool monitors application performance and produces alerts when a bug or performance deterioration threatens service level agreements (SLAs) – even within virtual environments, where the relationship between software and hardware can be convoluted.
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