Tarsus Distribution provides hyperconvergence solutions to help clients simplify their data centre operations and make them more efficient.
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Several components make hyper-convergence possible:
Applications and the servers hosting them are managed on a single platform.
Compute capacity, file storage, memory and network connectivity are collected and managed individually like public utilities.
The emphasis is placed on workloads: each workload is packaged within a particular class for ease of management.
The emphasis shifts from the maintenance of machines to the accessibility and functionality of software. The functionality of services is more important than the reliability of servers.
Storage is not wholly dependent on hardware. It is not defined according to hard drives and other storage devices but on the basis of software. Storage nodes act as one redundant pool of storage. Should one go down, the rest of the system remains operational, keeping your data safe at all times.
Because all your workloads fall under a single umbrella, it is easier to manage them all from one point and migrate them from one location to another.
You can easily add or subtract nodes to match your resource demand.
Since everything exists in the cloud, there is less equipment to purchase, maintain, and support, which means a massive reduction in costs.
