Virtualization Solutions for
OpenVMS & Tru64 Systems
VAX and Alpha Hardware Emulation on a PC Host
HW Replacement + Server Consolidation + Business Continuity
Improve Reliability * Decrease Cost * Enhance Productivity
Why Virtualize?
Your VAX and Alpha systems have served you well for years, if not decades. They have returned your investment in them many times over.
But if you have responsibility for your company's operations or its bottom line then you understand the stress that goes with legacy hardware ownership. Nothing lasts forever.
Virtualization technology works. In the last decade there has been a proliferation of virtual solutions for hardware, operating systems, storage, even video games.
Only a few of these offerings replace legacy hardware. Many virtualize brand new technologies simply because virtualization saves money and space.
For VAX and Alpha system owners, the topic is more urgent. It's not just a conservation issue. It's a preservation issue. You need to find a way to keep your OpenVMS based applications running to maintain your business. This is where we can help you!
Your OpenVMS operating system, DEC layered software, third-party packages and homegrown user applications execute unmodified on vtVAX and vtAlpha. No code conversion is required. Users do not need to be retrained.
vtAlpha and vtVAX News
VSI Joint Announcement (08-Mar-2018)
VMS Software Inc. has partnered with AVT and Vere Technologies to announce VSI CLOUD for ALPHA and VAX users - providing all the services you will need to move confidently into the Cloud:
vmssoftware.com/pdfs/services/vsi_cloud.pdf
prweb.com/releases/2018/03/prweb15293914.htm
Bare Metal Release V4.0.0 (22-Feb-2019)
V4.0.0 highlights include a streamlined user interface and many additional security features including user-customizable roles and privileges, auto-locking of accounts, and searchable logging for auditors. System administrators can manage a complex mix of on-premise servers, diverse VMs (VMWare, Hyper-V, etc.) and multiple Clouds (AWS, Oracle, etc.) from a single monitor.
Bare Metal Release V3.2.0 (10-Sep-2018)
Version 3.2.0 includes improved security features including a new kernel and expanded HTTPS access at all levels of the user interface including the console terminal; it also provides additional features to facilitate Cloud setup and security.
