Abstract: A method of operating a virtual computer system including a file access interceptor and multiple virtual machines that are logically arranged in a virtualization environment that is managed by a virtualization environment manager is provided. The method includes reading file settings definitions that include identifications and properties of files that are configured to be accessed by a computer application, replacing operations of a file interface in the computer application using with file access interceptor operations that use the file settings to decouple file attributes from the computer application, managing file access via the file access interceptor operations to provide data file storage and read access to the files, and synchronizing file actions in each of a plurality of instances of the files. Related systems and computer program products are disclosed.

Abstract: Methods, systems and computer program products for identifying virtual machines that perform inconsistent with a profile are provided. Methods may include collecting initial virtual machine data corresponding to multiple virtual machines. Multiple virtual machine profiles are generated and each of the virtual machine profiles is associated with one of multiple virtual machine types. Ones of the virtual machines are associated with one of the virtual machine profiles based on the virtual machine data. Additional virtual machine data corresponding to ones of the virtual machines is collected. The additional virtual machine data is analyzed to detect a deviation of one of the virtual machines.

Abstract: A method of operating a virtual computer system including a file access interceptor and multiple virtual machines that are logically arranged in a virtualization environment that is managed by a virtualization environment manager is provided. The method includes reading file settings definitions that include identifications and properties of files that are configured to be accessed by a computer application, replacing operations of a file interface in the computer application using with file access interceptor operations that use the file settings to decouple file attributes from the computer application, managing file access via the file access interceptor operations to provide data file storage and read access to the files, and synchronizing file actions in each of a plurality of instances of the files. Related systems and computer program products are disclosed.