Scale Computing, a provider of hyperconverged storage, server, and virtualization solutions for midsized companies and one-time member of ChannelPro-SMB’s All-Stars of Tomorrow, has announced the addition of an SSD-enabled entry to its HC1000 line of hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) solutions.
The HC1150 combines virtualization with servers and high performance flash storage to offer a complete, highly available datacenter infrastructure solution for less than $25,000. The solution includes the same full line of features as the company’s HC2000 and HC4000 family clusters and up to 256GB of RAM per node. Additionally, the HC1150 scales with all other members of the HC3 family to accommodate future growth.
Scale Computing’s HC3 platform brings storage, servers, virtualization, and high availability together in a single, comprehensive system with no external storage to buy or virtualization software to license. The integration of flash-enabled automated storage tiering into Scale’s converged HC3 system adds hybrid storage, including SSD and spinning disk with HyperCore Enhanced Automated Tiering (HEAT). Scale’s HEAT technology uses a combination of built-in intelligence, data access patterns, and workload priority to automatically optimize data across disparate storage tiers within the cluster.
The HC1150, as with the entire line of Scale Computing hyperconverged solutions, is currently available through the company’s channel with end user pricing starting at $24,500.
