EDITOR’S QUESTION
Therefore, it should be able to:
• Your on-premises data centre, private and
public cloud resources, and workloads
are tied together under common data
management while staying distinct.
• You can connect existing systems running
on traditional architectures that run
business-critical applications or contain
sensitive data that might not be suited
for the public cloud. • Eliminate ‘walled gardens’ through
application and services compatibility:
Your data centre should be able to
function with public cloud velocity in a
multi-cloud environment with consistent
management and rapid deployment.
• Same tool for every cloud: Do more
with the same tool. Stop wasting
valuable time learning new tools.
NetApp’s common control plane saves
time with a consistent experience that
makes it easy to deploy and manage
any cloud you choose.
• Seamless experience from on-
premises to public cloud and back:
You decide, develop and deploy your
applications on the cloud of your choice.
Easily move workloads across clouds to
meet business needs.
WHERE
APPLICATIONS OR
DATA LIVE TODAY
MIGHT NOT BE
THE BEST PLACE
FOR THEM TO LIVE
OVER TIME. Taking those benefits into consideration,
NetApp’s disaggregated hybrid cloud
infrastructure are enabled by a data
fabric, which uses a software-defined
approach to provide a common set of
data services across any combination of IT
resources. This allows independent scaling
of compute and storage, adapting to
workloads with guaranteed performance,
reduce costs with unified data orchestration
and integration across public, private and on-
premises environments.
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