Hyperconverged: Does one size fit all?

Technology Untangled

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🗓️ 18 August 2020

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Summary

Of all the buzzwords bandied about, hyperconverged infrastructure (or HCI) is quite possibly the buzziest of them all. Why? Because it’s revolutionary.

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0:00.0	Hyperconverged infrastructure or HCI is, as some might say, the buzziest of buzzwords.
0:10.7	Okay, maybe not the buzziest looking at you, IOT, but for those who are used to traditional
0:15.2	three-tier architecture of servers, storage and networking, it's pretty revolutionary.
0:20.3	Hyperconverged infrastructure is essentially a single box that you can plug in, switch it on,
0:25.7	and, in theory anyway, you're off.
0:28.9	But don't let the simplicity for you.
0:33.7	To look at hyperconverged infrastructure, I think you have to go back to the roots of what is infrastructure in an organisation.
0:44.0	That's Matt Harris.
0:45.8	I am vice president of hybrid IT for Hewlett Packard Enterprise.
0:52.4	With the help of Matt and the rest of today's guests, we're going to be untangling the
0:56.6	Hyperconverged story from mainframes to disaggregation, whatever that means.
1:01.7	In order to answer some of those burning questions, is HCI the right solution for every
1:06.5	organisation?
1:07.7	How can you move to Hyperconverged when you've spent a bucket load of money on new
1:11.7	servers? And what has the trackside team at the Aston Martin Red Bull Racing Formula One team got in
1:17.5	common with small independent retail stores? All of this and a bucket load more. I'm Michael Bird
1:24.2	and this is Technology Untangled.
1:36.8	Now, on this show, before we dive too much into the topic, we like to take a brief look back as to where we've come from. So, it's time, as always, for a little history.
1:43.3	The birth of modern computing really started in the 1950s
1:47.6	when IBM innovated the mainframe. Here's Luke Peters, a hyperconverged infrastructure
1:53.6	specialist at HPE with more. If you ever Google mainframes from the 50s, you'll see these gigantic machines taking up acres of floor space and some big factory units.
2:05.6	And they were huge, they were very complex and incredibly expensive as well, so quite a niche market.
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