Maxta, a provider of hyper-converged solutions, will provide support for the newly announced VMware vSphere 6 for its MaxDeploy Reference Architectures and Maxta Storage Platform software (MxSP).
The company’s MaxDeploy Reference Architectures and MxSP software solutions enables hyper-convergence on any x86 server, the ability to run on any compute abstraction layer, and boasts the flexibility to support any combination of storage devices (including hybrid and all flash configurations) eliminating the need for NAS and SAN devices.
MaxDeploy Reference Architectures offer a new and flexible way of deploying hyper-converged infrastructures by pre-defining and pre-validating solutions that combine Maxta hyper-convergence software along with server platforms and virtual data center solutions. Purchasing MaxDeploy configurations is as simple as purchasing a pre-built appliance, says Maxta, noting that companies retain the flexibility to scale compute and storage independently to meet their organization’s needs. MaxDeploy configurations are pre-installed, delivering Zero to VMs in 15 minutes.
Maxta Storage Platform (MxSP) is a hypervisor-agnostic, scalable storage software platform for the virtual data center. It integrates with server virtualization at all levels from user interface to data management, while supporting possible deployments of virtual data centers, including private, public, and hybrid clouds. MxSP turns standard servers into a converged compute and storage solution, leveraging server-side flash, disk drives, and/or JBOD to optimize performance and capacity. MxSP distributed architecture enables shared storage with enterprise-class data services such as snapshots, clones, thin provisioning, compression, deduplication, and replication as well as full scale-out without performance degradation.
MaxDeploy and MxSP general availability for VMware vSphere 6 will coincide with the release of VMware vSphere 6. For additional information, visit http://www.maxta.com.
