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Hyper-Converged or Compute and Storage Separated – Which is Best for Virtualization

Hyper-Converged or Compute and Storage Separated – Which is Best for Virtualization

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Host:
Chris M Evans, Independent Consultant, Langton Blue Ltd.

Duration: 47:24

PUBLISHED/UPDATED: August 14th, 2014

Key points of the webinar:

Introduction into hyper-converged and compute and storage separated virtualization solutions
Detailed description of scale-out storage architectures and solutions

Hyper-converged solutions are all the rage these days, with startup vendors making great advances in the marketplace. There are advantages to merging compute and storage into a single package, but are there benefits to keeping the storage and compute layers separate too?

From this webinar, you will learn:

Market overview and definition of hyper-converged and non-hyper-converged solutions
Issues with using legacy “monolithic” storage with virtual environments
A view of distributed storage solutions
A definition of scale out storage architectures including software-only solutions