Hitachi Vantara's VSP One SDS Lands on Google Cloud Marketplace to Tame Hybrid Cloud Storage Chaos
Hitachi Vantara's Virtual Storage Platform One Software-Defined Storage (VSP One SDS) has arrived on Google Cloud Marketplace, aiming to tackle the chaos of hybrid cloud storage. With nearly 80% of companies using multiple public clouds and 60% operating several private clouds, managing this complex landscape has become a challenge.
VSP One SDS offers a software-defined approach, allowing businesses to manage AI workloads without discarding their existing infrastructure. It targets an impressive 99.999% uptime, making enterprise service level agreements (SLAs) achievable.
The solution enables two-way asynchronous replication, enabling primary and secondary sites to swap roles seamlessly. Deploying VSP One SDS on Google Cloud's infrastructure ensures quick deployment and growth of the iCloud login solution.
In an era where 47% of IT and security leaders struggle with limited visibility across hybrid cloud environments, VSP One SDS provides a single management interface for cloud and on-premises environments, eliminating the need for re-architecting. Moreover, it promises to reduce cloud storage costs by up to 40% through thin provisioning and advanced data compression.
VSP One SDS, now available on Google Cloud Marketplace, offers a comprehensive solution to the hybrid cloud storage conundrum. With its software-defined approach, high uptime, seamless replication, quick deployment, and cost-saving features, it aims to simplify hybrid cloud management for enterprises worldwide.
