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Transform and enhance your business with a comprehensive storage solution that integrates and refreshes your existing IT infrastructure
From growing small businesses to enterprise workloads, Rack servers offer unmatched value, flexibility and industry-leading efficiency to meet mission-critical demands with legendary quality and reliability.
Edge servers are versatile enough to stretch the limitations of server locations, providing a variety of connectivity and security options and easily managed with Clarity Controller.
Tower servers deliver storage configurations in a small footprint for SMBs to large institutions. Get the reliability from the data centre, delivered in a package optimized for office environments.
Blade Servers efficiently runs your infrastructure applications with up to 80% better density than standard rack server deployments.
Typically have massive amounts of available space, which translates into easy scalability. A public cloud is often recommended for software development and collaborative projects.
Usually reside behind a firewall and are utilized by a single organization. A completely on-premises cloud may be the preferred solution for businesses with very tight regulatory requirements.
Combine public clouds with private clouds to allow the two platforms to interact seamlessly, Recommended for businesses balancing big data analytics with strict data privacy regulations.
community clouds are a collaborative, multi-tenant platform used by several distinct organizations to share the same applications. The users are typically operating within the same industry or field.
A low-cost solution where the storage system is connected directly to the host computer.
An IP-based file-sharing device that is used to deliver a range of file service needs.
Simplify storage management, improve scalability, and increase data security and delivers shared pools of storage devices to multiple servers.
A reliable, scalable, and secure place for you to store, access, govern and analyze your data.
Build apps faster, make smarter business decisions, and connect people anywhere.
Massively scalable, secure cloud storage for your data, apps, and workloads.
Divide physical server into multiple virtual servers and allow each virtual server to act as a unique physical device.
Pool multiple physical storage arrays and make them appear as a single virtual storage device.
Simulate a workstation load to access a desktop from a connected device remotely or locally & deliver best experience across any device
Run application on a machine, which does not actually have the application, installed.
Cloud storage is a cloud computing model that stores data on the Internet through a cloud computing provider who manages and operates data storage as a service. It’s delivered on demand with just-in-time capacity and costs and eliminates buying and managing your own data storage infrastructure. This gives you agility, global scale, and durability, with “anytime, anywhere” data access.
Business advantages of cloud storages are:
Direct-attached storage is a fairly basic, low-maintenance, low-cost solution where the storage system is a part of the actual host computer or connected directly to the host computer. This could be as simple as an external hard drive and it’s the opposite of network storage, where workstations and servers connect through a network.
DAS is used in many IT infrastructures and larger DAS storage units can accommodate multiple disks in one enclosure.
Network attached storage (NAS) is an IP-based file-sharing device that’s attached to a local area network. NAS can serve a variety of clients and servers over an IP network. A NAS device uses its own operating system and integrated hardware and software to deliver a range of file service needs.
A Storage Area Network (SAN) is a centrally managed, high-speed storage network consisting of one or more vendor storage systems, storage management software, application servers and network hardware that allows users to access and utilize business information data. A SAN storage platform presents pools of raw data to a server infrastructure over a dedicated network connection.
Organizations of all sizes use Storage Area Networks (SANs) to increase storage utilization rates (i.e. multiple hosts accessing the storage devices), improve application performance and availability, and to heighten security and data protection capabilities. By presenting storage devices to hosts such that they appear to be locally attached storage, SANs also facilitate the presentation of storage to users.
Network attached storage enables organizations to:
Storage Area Network enables organizations to:
Virtualization is the process of creating a software-based, or virtual, representation of something, such as virtual applications, servers, storage, and networks. It is the single most effective way to reduce IT expenses while boosting efficiency and agility for all size businesses.
Virtualization technologies, or platforms, are more commonly referred to as hypervisors. There are several different hypervisors on the market — Hyper-V is Microsoft’s version; some others that are well-known are VMWare’s ESXi and vSphere, XenServer (Citrix), KVM Open Source Hypervisor and RHEV (Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization). The lion’s share of the virtualization market is currently divided between vSphere and Hyper-V.
Hyper-V is a Microsoft technology that allows users to create virtual computer environments and run and manage multiple operating systems on a single physical server.
VMware vSphere is a server virtualization platform created by VMware. Essentially, vSphere encompasses a set of virtualization products, which include the ESXi hypervisor, vSphere Client, VMware Workstation, vCenter, and others. All of these products combined constitute the VMware infrastructure, which enables centralized management of the created virtual environment.
Virtualization can increase IT agility, flexibility and scalability while creating significant cost savings. Greater workload mobility, increased performance and availability of resources, automated operations – they’re all benefits of virtualization that make IT simpler to manage and less costly to own and operate. Additional benefits include:
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