HPE GreenLake
GreenLake is HPE’s flagship product, a hybrid cloud platform that seamlessly integrates edge-to-cloud technology. If your business is becoming overwhelmed with a growing pool of data, edge to cloud technology can connect your data regardless of where it lives and allow for affordable, simple data storage and processing.
With most IT companies moving to heavily cloud-based computing and storage, HPE provides a needed platform for locally stored edge computing. Edge computing offers invaluable benefits over a strict cloud-based platform, as the two technologies simply fill different needs.
Cloud computing and storage offers the ability to store and process data without owning physical servers, but is ideal for data processing that is less time-sensitive. It also is severely hampered by interrupted or suboptimal internet connectivity.
Edge technology processes data on-premises, resulting in extremely low latency – measured in milliseconds. It is not designed to store large quantities of data, but features quick data analysis and processing in real time and is not dependent on internet connectivity.
HPE GreenLake works to combine the strengths of both cloud and edge technology, offering a unique and needed solution for businesses of any size.
HPE Alletra Storage MP
Alletra Storage MP is HPE’s answer to data storage, offering uncompromised performance with edge-to-cloud technology. Cost-efficient, consistent storage and efficiency. Removes need to configure, update, and support storage while streamlining cloud storage capabilities with your Allectra storage hardware. Supports the protocol of your choice and is designed from the ground up to support any cloud storage environment.
The hardware features a 2U chassis with up to 24 slots for hardware such as CPUs, DDR storage, and other building blocks of a complete server. What is truly remarkable about this hardware is its versatility in combination with HPE GreenLake for Block Storage OS. Fill the Alletra Storage MP hardware with storage and it becomes a capacity node. If you populate it with CPUs, you create a compute node. If you include storage and computing power within the chassis, it will serve as both a capacity node and a compute node.