Quoting market data, HPE India’s servers
business director Vikram K. said hybrid combination of traditional IT
and private clouds will dominate in the next five years as he introduced
HPE Synergy slated to be available anytime between February to April
2016.
“Organisations are looking to capitalize
on the speed and agility of the cloud but want the reliability and
security of running business critical applications in their own
datacentres. With HPE Synergy, IT can deliver infrastructure as code and
give businesses a cloud experience in their datacentre,” he said.
Vikram said HPE Synergy is the first
platform designed to run both traditional and cloud native applications
for companies aiming to derive the benefits of running a hybrid
infrastructure.
Designed to physically bring together
compute, storage and networking fabric through single interface HPE
OneView, HPE Synergy can compose any configuration of physical and
virtual resources for any application.
“With a single line of code, HPE
Synergy’s innovative composable Application Programme Interface (API)
can fully describe and provision the infrastructure that is required for
applications, eliminating weeks of time-consuming scripting,” HPE said
in a statement.
Vikram said the new system is well
suited for organizations aiming to set up a scalable hybrid cloud
environment which also facilitates continuous development operations
(DevOps).
Reducing overprovisioning and capital
expenditure, delivering applications at cloud speed and increasing
productivity and control are the major benefits HPE Synergy brings, he
said.
With a unified API, HPE Synergy already counts Arista, CapGemini, Chef, Docker, Microsoft, NVIDIA and VMware as its partners.
Cost of HPE Synergy will be revealed during launch time.
