Hyperconverged Infrastructure (HCI) is a software-defined, unified system that combines all the elements of a traditional data center: storage, compute, networking and management. This integrated solution uses software and x86 servers to replace expensive, purpose-built hardware.
In some cases, supporting your complex data requires a number of data center solutions working in tandem. In the past, IT would have to work with many different vendors to design a custom stacked infrastructure to meet your data needs. This would involve blending unique components and their vendors, leading to a variety of management challenges down the road.
Converged infrastructure breaks the status quo and provides a streamlined approach to this predicament. CludoBits enables these systems to incorporate pre-determined infrastructure stacks from fewer vendors that are specifically designed to support the specific processing capabilities of their multiple components.
CludoBits Hyperconverged Infrastructure (HCI) solutions offer businesses the ability to virtualize storage, servers, and their connecting networks. Unlike converged infrastructure, hyperconverged infrastructure leans into software definition as opposed to hardware definition, enabling higher overall flexibility and better expense management over infrastructure use.
