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WebSphere CloudBurst Appliance allows you to quickly set up an Enterprise WebSphere Cloud using existing hardware resources. WebSphere CloudBurst, delivered as an appliance, includes all the capabilities required to virtualize, dispense, and optimize WebSphere Application Server Environments. WebSphere CloudBurst delivers pre-installed and configured virtual images and topology pattern definitions ready for customization and fast deployment into the cloud. Additionally, WebSphere CloudBurst provides management capabilities to optimize the performance of multiple WebSphere deployments running in a shared Enterprise cloud. WebSphere CloudBurst can be accessed using a Web 2.0 user interface, command line interface, or REST APIs.
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