Administrators of virtual environments today are challenged by the increasing complexity of systems, multidomain approaches, demands to run both legacy and modern applications, and combat unnecessary spread of VM’s, while at the same time being asked to cut costs.
HCI VS. dHCI
Hyperconverged Infrastructure (HCI) solve these challenges by enabling disconnection of compute, storage and networking capabilities from the underlying IT infrastructure. This is also known as software defined infrastructure.
It is an ideal architecture for assembling workloads with predictable growth and storage requirements. However, classic HCI solutions are affected by the fact that when you scale, you scale on both compute, memory and storage at the same time, even if you simply lack storage.
This is where Disaggregated Hyperconverged Infrastructure (dHCI) comes in. DHCI comes with a new architecture that handles unpredictable growth workloads where future apps and consolidation require different amounts of compute and storage.
It is easy to use as a hyperconverged solution, but has the flexibility to scale storage independently as converged solutions.
WHY HYPERCONVERGED?
- Get maximum performance with a minimum of complexity
- Make everyday life easier for your IT administrators with one central data management platform
- Get higher efficiency through simpler administration
- Save on your IT resources - and thus your costs
- Make your data center flexible
