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System Center App Controller 2012 beta provides a common self-service experience across private and public clouds that can help you:
· Easily configure, deploy, and manage services through a highly intuitive service-centric interface, while using a library of standard templates
· Create, manage, and move services using a web-based interface that presents a customized view of resources based on your role in the organization
· View private and public cloud services in a single view and get granular control of application components at each layer
System Center App Controller is designed to help you easily manage services and applications as well.
Here are some key features of "System Center App Controller":
Self-service Application Management Across Private and Public Clouds:
· Us ing System Center App Controller 2012, datacenter administrators can flexibly delegate a customized, role-based view of your private cloud services (deployed on Virtual Machine Manager based infrastructure) and Windows Azure services, thus allowing you to easily manage them yourself. App Controller 2012 also enables you to move applications and components fluidly within public and private cloud environments.
Easy Deployment and Operations for Your Application Services Through a Highly Intuitive Service-centric Interface:
· App Controller 2012 enables you to design, build, configure, and deploy services using a library of delegated templates with predefined configuration values. Your datacenter administrators can assign to you the required authority to deploy applications, confident in the knowledge that these predefined service templates will be compliant with company IT standards and policies.
Visibility and Control with Unifie d Console Across Private and Public Cloud Resources and Applications:
· App Controller 2012 offers consolidated views of your private and public cloud services, including the virtual machines that represent those services. It also empowers you with granular control and visibility into application components, along with the ability to track on-going jobs and maintain a detailed history of changes.
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Service Provider Foundation API to create and operate Virtual Machines
· Support for Azure VM; migrate VHDs from VMM to Windows Azure, manage from on-premise System Center
Via: System Center App Controller 2012 SP1 Beta
