International Business Machines Corporation

Carl Clair Pecinovsky

Gregory Richard Hintermeister

Geraint M North

Jacob A Kugel

Christopher Robert Smith

In an approach to allocating hypervisor resources for virtual machine deployment, one or more computer processors determine one or more hierarchically grouped computing resources within a hypervisor. The one or more computer processors receive a selection of one or more hierarchically grouped computing resources. The one or more computer processors apply deployment constraints for a workload to the selected one or more hierarchically grouped computing resources. The one or more computer processors determine, based, at least in part, on the deployment constraints for the workload, one or more computing resources from the one or more hierarchically grouped computing resources.

Allocating hypervisor resources

A method, apparatus, system, and signal-bearing medium that, in an embodiment, receive vendor resource data and vendor logic from vendors, receive customer resource data from a customer, build a page based on the customer resource data and the vendor resource data, send the page to the customer, and invoke the vendor logic in response to a request from the customer via the page. The page may describe both the current inventory of resources at the customer (based on the customer resource data) and resources that are available for purchase from the vendors (based on the vendor resource data). In various embodiments, the vendor logic purchases the resource from the vendor, requests information from the vendor, or registers the customer with the vendor. If a determination is made that a new resource is needed, either by the customer or by analysis of the customer resource data and rules for purchasing new resources, then a purchase request is sent to the vendor for the new resource.

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Rochester, MN, United States of America

Carl Clair Pecinovsky