Hyperconverged Infrastructure
HCI (Hyperconverged Infrastructure) is an integrated system that combines all the components of a data center infrastructure into a single platform. HCI combines compute, storage, and networking resources to provide a virtualized infrastructure, which offers advantages such as high scalability, high availability, and easy manageability.
HCI is composed of components such as servers, storage units, networking hardware, and virtualization software that are integrated and work together to provide a cohesive infrastructure. HCI solutions can be used in various application areas such as virtualization environments, cloud computing, and data analytics. The advantages of HCI include less complexity, less energy consumption, higher scalability, faster application deployment, higher flexibility, and high availability. Therefore, it is becoming increasingly common, especially in areas such as small and medium-sized businesses and cloud-based services.
