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Hyper-Converged Infrastructure
A hyper-converged infrastructure is an infrastructure model that utilizes a software-centric architecture and has a tight integration with the storage, networking, computing and virtualization software and hardware resources.
A hyper-converged system allows the Integrated technologies to be managed as a single system through a common toolset.
Hyper-converged system
can be expended through the addition of nodes to the base unit. Common use cases include virtualized workloads.
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A hyper-converged infrastructure enables the management of all the integrated resources from a single common toolset. It is effective in managing virtual workloads within a cloud-like environment where the resources can be scaled without making compromises to performance, reliability and availability.
Benefits
Data Efficiency
Reduce storage, bandwidth & IOPS requirement
Data Protection
Ensuring data can be restores in the event of loss or corruption is a key IT requirement.
Elasticity
Easy to scale out/in resources as required by business demands
Centricity of Virtual Machine
A focus on the virtual machine as the cornerstone of enterprise IT
High Availability
Enable higher level of availability than possible in legacy systems.
Cost Efficiency
Brings to IT sustainable step-based economic model that eliminates waste.
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