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Pros and Cons of Hyperconvergence Infrastructure

Hyperconvergent Infrastructure is coming out as the main alternative to public cloud hosted by Big Name IT brands. There are advantages to having a company with billions of dollars in … Continue reading Pros and Cons of Hyperconvergence Infrastructure

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Justifying the Popularity of Hyperconverged Infrastructure

IDC reports that in 2018 the Converged system solutions grew 9.9% YOY to 3.5 billion by the second quarter. It is a growing segment in the declining integrated infrastructure market … Continue reading Justifying the Popularity of Hyperconverged Infrastructure

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Problems with Module Monitoring in Hyperconvergence

Hyperconvergence is a wonderful solution. A single box “converged” the capabilities of multiple CPU’s, storage devices, etc. under one network. A decade ago, we used virtualization to turn one computer … Continue reading Problems with Module Monitoring in Hyperconvergence

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Old School Data Centers vs HyperConvergence Infrastructure

There was a time when mainframes were computers big as commercial sized refrigerators. When external storage devices entered the scene, they had their own box; the same went for networking … Continue reading Old School Data Centers vs HyperConvergence Infrastructure

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Improving Virtual Desktop with Hyperconvergence

Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) is one of the first attempts of creating a software-defined infrastructure. It didn’t gain as much traction as it should and it eventually faded into obscurity … Continue reading Improving Virtual Desktop with Hyperconvergence

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Hyperconvergence: It’s time to turn your infrastructure up to 11

25% of IT pros are already adopting hyperconverged infrastructures, and 54% plan to adopt one in the near future. Check-out this infographic to find out why. If you've been considering a hyperconverged infrastructure, this infographic will show you industry trends, detailed stats, and key benefits—all in an easy-and-quick-to-read format!

Global Hyper-Convergence: The Only Way Forward

For government agencies, the need for hyper-converged solutions is clear: Traditional IT architectures are becoming increasingly untenable, given budget constraints, the rapid increase in dynamic technologies, and the performance issues that arise when integrating new web-scale technologies with traditional IT architectures. Read this white paper to find out why hyperconverence is the only way forward.

Hyper-Converged Infrastructure For Dummies

Hyper-converged infrastructure evolves how compute, storage, and management are delivered and provisioned to help you cut operational and capital costs, increase information technology (IT) and business agility, and improve application performance. How do you get there? The first step is to immerse yourself in the concepts of this new approach to the data center. That’s what this book is about.

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Which statement best describes how hyperconvergence has solved the challenges in virtualized data centers:

Its focus on software provides the flexibility required to meet current and future business needs while using commodity x86 hardware.
A centralized systems and management provides quick response and easy automation when necessary.
Scalability ensures maximum efficiency and lower costs because the company gets what it needs and can add more nodes as required.
Many kinds of applications can be deployed in a single shared resource while maintaining data integrity, protection and security.

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Pros and Cons of Hyperconvergence Infrastructure

Justifying the Popularity of Hyperconverged Infrastructure

Problems with Module Monitoring in Hyperconvergence

Old School Data Centers vs HyperConvergence Infrastructure

Improving Virtual Desktop with Hyperconvergence