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Standards-Based Management
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| bet | 23/25 | | Sana | 30.03.2021 | | Hajmi | 168.5 Kb. | | #13756 |
Virtual Server makes use of industry-standard technologies and protocols to handle common management tasks. VM configurations are stored in XML files, and server monitoring and configuration is done through a Web browser–based interface, whereas some competitive products require their own remote client executable file. Because of these advantages, it is often easier to integrate the management of the Virtual Server 2005 solution into existing IT environments.
Virtual Server supports a full-featured Component Object Model (COM) scripting model that allows scripts to control every aspect of the product, resulting in greater ease of customization and automation. Because the scripting model is based on COM, users are not tied to a specific scripting language and can choose from the Microsoft Visual Basic® development system, C#, Perl, Java, and most other modern development languages. Furthermore, scripts can be “triggered” by certain events within Virtual Server.
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