hyperconverged-infrastructure

NixOS Hyperconverged Infrastructure on Nomad/NixOS

Golang bindings for HPE SimpliVity REST APIs

Intersight Tools provides automation for managing Cisco Intersight (And Storage Partner Converged Stack Solutions) with Python and PowerShell

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Springpath Inc. was a Sunnyvale, California hyperconverged infrastructure startup, backed by Redpoint Ventures, whose distributed data-platform technology became the basis for Cisco HyperFlex Systems. Cisco moved to acquire the company (announced 2016) and folded its software into the HyperFlex product line.

DataCore Software is a software-defined storage and data management vendor serving approximately 15,000 customers worldwide, from Fortune 500 enterprises to small and medium businesses.

Diamanti was a San Jose, California infrastructure company (founded 2014) that built hyperconverged, bare-metal infrastructure purpose-built for containers and Kubernetes. Its flagship Ultima platform paired plug-and-play appliances with hardware-accelerated networking and storage I/O cards, and its Spektra software added multi-cluster…

SimpliVity is the hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) pioneer acquired by Hewlett Packard Enterprise in 2017 and now shipped as HPE SimpliVity. Its data virtualization platform runs on the OmniStack software stack, delivering built-in deduplication, compression, backup, replication, and disaster recovery across VMware and Hyper-V clusters.

Datrium was a Sunnyvale, California enterprise infrastructure company founded in 2012 by Brian Biles and Hugo Patterson (both formerly of Data Domain / EMC). Its flagship DVX ("Distributed Virtual X") platform introduced an "open convergence" architecture that separated compute from durable storage for virtualized data centers, and the company…

Cloudistics was a composable, hyperconverged cloud infrastructure software company whose platform managed applications, virtual machines, storage, and networking across on-premises datacenters via a REST API and an official Python client (with the ccli command-line tool).