Hyperconverged Infrastructure from Nutanix takes a different approach to enterprise storage and compute. In five short years, hyperconvergence has gone from being an outlier to gaining mainstream adoption by businesses of all sizes. With most businesses embracing a hybrid cloud strategy, enterprise infrastructure must mirror the public cloud in terms of both how it is built and the experience it delivers. Nutanix Invisible Infrastructure makes that a reality, bringing cloud-like simplicity, agility, and scale to the enterprise datacenter.

Make Storage Invisible: traditional storage and storage area networks (SANs) add a lot of complexity to your enterprise application environment. Most enterprises have multiple types of storage to address different application needs – each with its own management and its own idiosyncrasies. SANs add another layer of complexity with LUNs, zoning, masking, and so on.

Make Virtualization Invisible: while there are lots of good reasons to adopt multiple hypervisors in your datacenter—support for important applications, controlling license costs, and minimizing vendor lock-in are often mentioned—each hypervisor adds another layer of management complexity and another infrastructure silo that could reduce flexibility.

Make the Cloud Invisible: finally, there’s the cloud. You have to be able to connect your enterprise datacenter with public cloud services such as Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure, but each cloud is unique. And with multiple types of storage and multiple hypervisors, you’re probably looking at significant headaches to make everything work together.

Nutanix’s software-defined Hyperconverged Infrastructure natively converges compute, storage, and virtualization into a turnkey solution. It eliminates infrastructure complexity for a simpler, more uniform environment, allowing your IT teams to focus on managing enterprise applications, not wrestling with infrastructure.