DynamicOps

DynamicOps
Industry Private and public cloud computing
Founded 2008
Headquarters Burlington, MA, USA
Products DynamicOps Cloud Suite, DynamicOps Cloud Development Kit
Website www.dynamicops.com

DynamicOps was a private software company headquartered in Burlington, Massachusetts, USA, that is backed by Credit Suisse, Intel Capital, Sierra Ventures, and Next World Capital. DynamicOps develops cloud automation and management solutions. These solutions are designed to help enterprise IT organizations create scalable private, public and desktop cloud services in days from their existing technology systems and processes.

It was acquired by VMware in 2012.

Company History

DynamicOps had its origins in Credit Suisse. Its software was initially developed inside Credit Suisse’s Global Research and Development Group in 2005 to help the company address the operational and governance challenges of rolling out virtualization technology. In 2008, after having deployed and used the software to manage thousands of its virtual machines, Credit Suisse Ventures decided to form a company based on the technology and recruited Rich Krueger to form and lead a new company—DynamicOps. DynamicOps was incorporated on January 31, 2008 and publicly launch later that spring[1]—to further develop and market the product. Leslie Muller, who led the development effort at Credit Suisse, became the founder and CTO of DynamicOps. The company has raised a total of $27M in venture funding from Credit Suisse, Intel Capital,[2][3] Sierra Ventures,[4] and Next World Capital.

In July 2012, DynamicOps was acquired by VMware.[5]

Operations Virtualization™

Operations Virtualization[6] is a foundational technology for DynamicOps’ cloud offerings. Operations Virtualization is an abstraction layer between the multiple management systems that make up a cloud infrastructure and their consumers. It allows IT staff to apply management to the layers below without the layers above needing to know how or why.

Key Products

Cloud-enablement suite that includes the DynamicOps Cloud Automation Center, the DynamicOps Platform, and the DynamicOps Design Center. Combines automated IT service delivery with unified governance and control across servers and desktops, virtual and physical, and private and public cloud deployments, as well as a graphical editor for visually modifying activities and workflow logic. Uses Operations Virtualization technology to enable IT staff to centrally define cloud services and make them available across global infrastructure.
A set of tools and documentation used by developers who have deployed DynamicOps-generated cloud environments, for defining new cloud services.

Partnerships

DynamicOps has a multi-year licensing and distribution agreement with Dell,[7] in which DynamicOps software is a component of Virtual Integrated System solution. The company has technology alliances[8] with a number of companies including Amazon Web Services, Cisco, Citrix, HP, IBM, Microsoft, NetApp, Novell, Red Hat, Symantec, and VMware.

Recognition

See also

References

  1. ↑ Credit Suisse Launches Virtual Infrastructure Management Software Company
  2. ↑ DynamicOps Secures $5 Million in Funding from Intel Capital
  3. ↑ DynamicOps reveals Intel led its Aug. $5M round
  4. ↑ DynamicOps Clears $5 Million VC Financing
  5. ↑ VMware to Acquire DynamicOps, Inc
  6. ↑ Operations Virtualization™: The Key to Cloud Computing
  7. ↑ DynamicOps Announces OEM Deal with Dell
  8. ↑ Technology Alliances
  9. ↑ Best of VMworld 2012 Public and Hybrid Cloud Computing Technologies
  10. ↑ Best of VMworld 2011 Awards
  11. ↑ DynamicOps Wins Innovator Award at UP 2011 Cloud Conference
  12. ↑ Five cool vendors in cloud management
  13. ↑ DynamicOps Named 2011 "Cool Vendor" in Cloud Management by Leading Analyst Firm
  14. ↑ CRN's Virtualization 100: Part 1
  15. ↑ DynamicOps Named One of Top "10 Virtualization Vendors to Watch in 2010"

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