Hyper-Converged Infrastructure Deep Dive
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Over the past decade hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI) has gone from science experiments for people who like to roll their own infrastructure, to become the fastest growing technology in the enterprise, outselling more traditional servers and storage converged infrastructure solutions like vBlocks and Flexpods. HCI’s grown so popular that vendors started stretching its definition as compute and storage as an integrated building block.
Will HCI turn out to be a fad, as software-defined storage adapts to the platforms of the day, will the data centers of the 2020s morph into the dystopian homogenous HCI monoculture so wished for by some HCI advocates, or will HCI, like blade servers, remain one of a range of generally accepted solutions?
You’ll get the answer to this long question (and many others) in this deep dive into the realities of HCI.
The Author
In over 25 years as an independent consultant Howard Marks built and/or reengineered server and storage infrastructures and networks for organizations from Borden Foods and The State University of New York at Purchase to accounting and law firms. He started testing and reviewing products at PC Magazine in the late 80s and has written hundreds of articles and product reviews for Network World, Network Computing and InformationWeek amongst others.
Happy Campers
About the webinar
- many abbreviations on slides
- Boris Khasanov
- Many thanks Ivan.
This session was excellent. I am new to HCI, trying to learn bit more.... need to start from fundamentals. Looking forward to updates on this session in the near future. - Krishnan
- A enjoyable and thorough analysis of HCI well worth your time.
- Leendert van den Dool
About the materials
- Fantastic material !!!
Kudos to the Presenter and you - Krishnan