Hyperconverged Infrastructure

Hyperconvergence involves replacing your separated legacy infrastructure (server compute, data storage, network interconnects) and combining it into a single scalable system – significantly reducing the physical space occupied by hardware and simplifying the management of the infrastructure.

Hyperconverged Infrastructure

Benefits of Hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI)


All-in-one solution

Hyperconverged infrastructure gives businesses an all-in-one scalable solution with superior monitoring capabilities.

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Cost-saving

With less physical infrastructure in hyperconverged solutions when compared to “traditional” data systems, businesses can benefit from reduced maintenance and support costs, as well as lower electricity consumption and therefore lower bills.

Reduced downtime

The nature of a hyperconverged system means that resilience and high availability are built in. Even major upgrades can be straightforward, as you can take part of the system off-line with little to no downtime required for production systems.

Simple to use

Traditional systems feature multiple management interfaces for separate components, higher maintenance costs, and are a real headache in terms of support since different components often come from different vendors. HCI removes this issue being a single interface.

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StarWind

StarWind is a hyperconverged and storage hardware vendor with more than 10 years’ experience in the market. NCS have been partners with StarWind since 2019. They offer industry-leading flexible, cost-effective, high-performance hardware for hyperconverged IT infrastructure.

Nutanix

Nutanix is a hyperconverged Infrastructure (HCI) solution. It is a software platform that runs on top of different kinds of individual servers, linking them together through their own HCI software platform.

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