Not the opposite
Making Infrastructure Work for Applications
Market Shortage
01
Limitation of HCI
Due to its monolithic storage capability, HCI is suitable for a single application, or a narrow set of applications.
Pause of innovation
Since the first software-defined storage based on standard servers followed by different variants, there has been no further development.
02
Re-incarnation of legacy
Legacy storage are integrated with server virtualization and re-branded as HCI to cater to market demands.
03
Stop-gap solution
Morphing legacy storage into the HCI framework is a stop-gap solution to address the limitation of HCI.
04
Challenge and Mission
In the cloud era, HCI offers a great promise as a new IT infrastructure, but its potential is marginalized by the limitation of its current state-of-art. As a result, our mission is to leverage technology developments in industry-standard servers, combine with software-defined infrastructure technologies to develop a new generation of HCI and deliver a powerful enterprise private cloud solution.
Our Solution
AHCI
Adaptive Hyper-Converged Infrastructure
A software stack that runs on standard storage attached servers to provide an elastic infrastructure which users can define how to best fit and run their enterprise applications.
What is AHCI?
√ Flexible resource virtualization: customizable for applications.
√ Software-defined storage: composable storage pools.
√ Intelligent scheduling: based on provisioned resources.
√ Elastic performance: best fit for applications.
Feature Overview
Software-Defined Storage
√ Auto storage tiering
√ On-demand storage pools
√ Thin provision
√ Instant snapshot
√ Synchronous replication
√ Replica and erasure coding
√ Scale-out expansion
√ Support external physical LAN’s and VLAN
√ VLAN and VxLAN virtual networks
√ Routing between virtual and physical networks
√ Routing between virtual networks
√ IP address pools
√ Floating IP addresses
√ Network security policies
Software-Defined Networking
Server Virtualization
√ VM batch creation
√ VM ISO installation
√ VM scheduled snapshot and rollback
√ VM imaging and cloning
√ VM recycle
√ VM live migration and failover
√ Dynamic load balancing