Hyperconverged
Transforming modern infrastructure with cloud technology
Overview
Hyperconverged Systems
Hyperconverged infrastructure is a way of simplifying the data center environment. Companies are looking for ways to reduce the number of vendors on which they rely. Multi-vendor environments are difficult to support, and it can be hard to figure out which vendor is responsible for solving any given problem.
In hyperconverged, every resource group in the data center is virtualized: storage, compute, memory, and networking. Hyperconverged uses infrastructure building blocks that contain each one of these resource groups. Support for every aspect of the data center is provided by a single vendor.
Hyperconverged is a software-defined infrastructure that decouples applications from hardware. For this reason, hyperconverged can serve as an on-premises transition to the cloud. When companies use hybrid cloud, the on-site component tends to be hyperconverged.
If an organization is thinking about moving to the cloud but isn’t sure when or how, hyperconverged offers a private cloud-like environment that puts the company a drag and a drop away from moving to hybrid cloud.

Hyperconverged Assessment
When customers come to SEI interested in hyperconverged, we take a consultative approach to overall data center optimization. Before presenting options, we sit down with the customer to discuss who they are and what they do. The SEI team then presents a customized value set with steps the company needs to take to lay the groundwork for data center transformation.
During the consultation, we revisit hyperconverged as an option, whether it becomes an endpoint or a stage in the process of change. SEI supports our customers through the entire lifecycle of their hyperconverged solution, from implementation to post-migration support.