
Hyper-Converged
Infrastructure (HCI)
Simplify your Datacenter operations with a modern Hyper-Converged Infrastructure. HCI eliminates dependency on proprietary hardware by virtualizing conventional (hardware-defined) systems with a 100% software-defined IT infrastructure.
A single, Hyper-Converged Infrastructure replaces individual servers, storage arrays and networks to yield an agile, flexible, and simplified datacenter, allowing your IT team to start small and scale with increasing demand through the addition of new nodes.
Since both the storage area network and underlying storage abstractions of an HCI are implemented virtually—through a software hypervisor—versus physically, with hardware, resource management may be federated across all instances of the infrastructure.
Anexinet’s HCI solutions provide two essential components: a Distributed Data Plane and a single Management Plane. The Distributed Data Plane delivers virtualization, networking, and storage services for guest applications (VM’s or container-based applications) across a cluster of nodes. The Management Plane encompasses the entire dataset, facilitating the administration of all HCI resources from a single view, eliminating the need for individual management solutions.