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What it is and when it fits

Hyperconvergence combines compute, storage and networking in nodes managed as a single system. Seintec designs and deploys it for companies that want to simplify their virtual infrastructure, improve fault tolerance and scale by adding nodes.

The starting point

Too many pieces to manage separately

Storage arrays, hypervisors, switches, and licences from different vendors multiply points of failure and administration time. Every expansion becomes a project.

  • Compute, storage, and network silos that are difficult to coordinate
  • Traumatic migrations every time growth is required
  • Disproportionate power consumption and rack space
  • Long and risky maintenance windows

Our response

A single block, a single console

The hyperconverged platform orchestrates all resources from a single pane of glass and distributes data across nodes, ensuring service continuity even in the event of hardware failure. When you need to expand, you simply add a node.

Say goodbye to complex infrastructures: with our hyperconvergent platform, you achieve maximum availability and immediate savings in operating costs.

Use cases

How it is used in a company

Replacing servers and a storage array

We consolidate a three-tier infrastructure into a cluster that is simpler to operate.

An alternative after VMware licensing changes

We assess hyperconverged platforms as a target for virtual machine migration.

Sites with limited technical space

We deploy compact, highly available clusters in small server rooms.

Benefits

What you gain with Hyperconvergence

Simple, centralised management

All resources managed from a single panel, reducing administration time and errors.

Horizontal scalability

Add plug & play nodes as the business grows, without traumatic migrations.

True high availability

The distributed architecture keeps your services running in the event of hardware failures.

Energy and space savings

Unify entire racks into a compact chassis and reduce electrical consumption.

How we work

4 × E methodology

  1. 01

    Explore

    Initial review at no cost to define requirements and objectives.

  2. 02

    Execute

    Platform deployment and workload migration with minimal windows.

  3. 03

    Scale

    Incorporation of additional nodes whenever you need them, in minutes.

  4. 04

    Evolve

    Quarterly reviews and a continuous improvement roadmap.

What is included

Service capabilities

Compute
Nodes dimensioned to your actual workloads.
Distributed storage
Data replicated between cluster nodes.
Integrated network
Software-defined connectivity.
High availability
Automatic recovery in the event of node failure.
Single console
Unified operation and monitoring.
Node-based scaling
Incremental growth without redesigns.

Real scope

What we do not promise without defining it with you

Defining the scope avoids surprises and makes it possible to compare proposals correctly.

  • It is not always the right choice: we compare it with traditional servers and private cloud.
  • The platform and number of nodes are defined by workloads, growth and budget.
  • Hyperconvergence does not replace external backup or a recovery plan.

Why Seintec

Results, not promises

  • We design, deploy and operate the platform: we do not leave you alone after installation.
  • We apply to your cluster the experience of operating our own datacenter.
  • Quarterly review included to adapt the platform to your growth.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common pre-engagement questions

What are the advantages over traditional infrastructure?
Fewer components to manage, node-based growth and fault tolerance built into the platform itself.
Is it suitable for migrating from VMware?
It is one possible target. We analyse compatibility, licensing and the migration plan before deciding.
Can it be installed in your datacenter?
Yes. The cluster can sit at the client's site or in our datacenter under a colocation arrangement.
Does it include backups?
Not on its own. We always recommend independent backup with a copy outside the cluster.

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