Hyperconvergence is more than just merging enterprise storage and compute in a single solution. It’s tightly integrating software and infrastructure into a central, efficient platform. It’s seamlessly managing, allocating, and scaling resource pools across multiple compute and storage devices, without taking a deep dive into the underlying architecture of your data center. When you combine everything below the hypervisor into a simple, software-defined platform, you get the agility and economics of cloud with the enterprise capabilities of on-prem infrastructure — and the more layers you collapse, the more costs you save.
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HCI’s dedupe and compression capabilities enable you to store more VMs, while data protection and replication get users back up and running faster with persistent desktops.
With a distributed model that replicates data across multiple nodes, HCI’s built-in redundancy minimizes the impact of a lost node on your operations and simplifies disaster recovery.
Multiple sites running disparate platforms equals a genuine hassle for IT. A common hyperconverged infrastructure brings order to administration, support, deployment, and data protection.
HPE was recognized as a leader in the February 2018 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Hyperconverged Infrastructure.5
HCI blends your entire virtualized infrastructure and advanced data services in one integrated solution, but you don't have to replace everything all at once. Discover seven ways you can apply hyperconvergence right now.
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CRN named HPE SimpliVity 380 the 2017 product of the year in the hyperconverged infrastructure category for its technology, revenue and profit opportunities, and customer demand.
It’s easy to assume that running IT apps on-premises is not cost competitive with cloud-based services. Evaluator Group tests the validity of that assumption with a TCO model analysing a hyperconverged solution from HPE and a comparable AWS solution.
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To support a business technology agenda, infrastructure and operations (I&O) professionals must factor critical aspects of their own environments into their decisions and understand how these requirements affect implicit and explicit weighting as they evaluate hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) offerings. This report covers the major variations in workloads and data services that can make an impact on your selection and outlines a methodology for evaluating the true cost of these solutions.
Metrics that matter when evaluating hyperconverged infrastructure
An emerging data centre architectural option, dubbed hyperconverged infrastructure, is a new way to reduce your costs and better align enterprise IT with business needs. At its most basic, hyperconverged infrastructure is the conglomeration of the servers and storage devices that comprise the data centre. These systems are wrapped in comprehensive and easy-to-use management tools designed to help shield the administrator from much of the underlying architectural complexity.
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4. "Forecast Analysis: Integrated Systems, Worldwide, 3Q17 Update," Gartner, October 2017
5. "Gartner Magic Quadrant for Hyperconverged Infrastructure", John McArthur, George J. Weiss, Kiyomi Yamada, Hiroko Aoyama, Philip Dawson, Arun Chandrasekaran, Julia Palmer, 6 February 2018. Gartner does not endorse any vendor, product or service depicted in its research publications, and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors with the highest ratings or other designation. Gartner research publications consist of the opinions of Gartner's research organization and should not be construed as statements of fact. Gartner disclaims all warranties, expressed or implied, with respect to this research, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
