Cumulus Systems
Headquartered in Slough, Berks
Cumulus Systems Inc. was incorporated in 2006, and is headquartered in Mountain View, CA. During this period, Cumulus has developed software and provided services for a number of large global companies. Cumulus is a profitable, self-funded company whose success is founded in the ability to look beyond market trends and provide unique solutions for enterprise-class customers.
MARS is a Virtual Infrastructure Optimization (VIO) solution that installs in minutes in a virtual machine or on any server that has access to the virtual network. It captures real-time data from the servers, virtual machines, storage and network to provide analysis on performance as well as adherence to vendor best practices and then recommends changes to improve the performance and reliability of the overall virtual infrastructure
Six-year-old 'startup' Cumulus Systems is preparing to finally exit from stealth mode later this summer (2012)with its cross-domain performance management platform known as MARS (Measure Analyze Recommend Solve). In contrast to existing performance tools, which rely on relationaldatabases to hold data, Cumulus' MARS platform uses a NoSQL database to store the data itgathers; this, it says, allows the platform to efficiently retain many more months of data and provide much more rapid responses to queries than has traditionally been possible. Cumulus has already secured an OEM win with Hitachi Data Systems and has over 70 paying customers
MARS is a Virtual Infrastructure Optimization (VIO) solution that installs in minutes in a virtual machine or on any server that has access to the virtual network. It captures real-time data from the servers, virtual machines, storage and network to provide analysis on performance as well as adherence to vendor best practices and then recommends changes to improve the performance and reliability of the overall virtual infrastructure
Six-year-old 'startup' Cumulus Systems is preparing to finally exit from stealth mode later this summer (2012)with its cross-domain performance management platform known as MARS (Measure Analyze Recommend Solve). In contrast to existing performance tools, which rely on relationaldatabases to hold data, Cumulus' MARS platform uses a NoSQL database to store the data itgathers; this, it says, allows the platform to efficiently retain many more months of data and provide much more rapid responses to queries than has traditionally been possible. Cumulus has already secured an OEM win with Hitachi Data Systems and has over 70 paying customers