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Virtual Iron provides enterprise-class software for server virtualization & virtual infrastructure management. The product offers comparable capabilities and performance to established proprietary offerings – for just a fraction of the cost.

The Virtual Iron platform consists of three components:  1. Virtual Iron's Virtualization Manager provides a central place to control and automate virtual resources. It  streamlines tasks that are normally highly manual and time-intensive and significantly reduce data center costs and complexity. 2. Virtual Iron's Virtualization Services are deployed automatically on bare-metal, industry-standard servers without requiring software installation or management. These features streamline data center management and reduce operational costs. 3. Open Source Virtualization, based on an open source hypervisor derived from the open source community project, is the first software loaded when the physical server boots. The hypervisor manages all hardware resources and leverages the hardware-assisted virtualization capabilities built into Intel and AMD processors to create an abstraction layer between physical hardware and virtual resources.

Simplify management, improve utilization, and cut costs across your entire IT infrastructure. The Sun xVM family of virtualization products uniquely integrates virtualization and management to help you better manage both physical and virtualized assets across heterogeneous environments. Sun xVM will give you an edge in performance and scalability and will help you simplify your path to building a more efficient business.

Sun xVM Server A cross-platform, high efficiency, open source hypervisor capable of hosting multiple operating systems. Host Windows, Linux and Solaris guest operating systems Built using technology from the Xen open source project as well as Sun's Logical Domains High availability and scalability Advanced CPU and memory handling capabilities Access features previously only available on the Solaris 10 OS - such as Predictive Self-healing (FMA) and Solaris ZFS.