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[[chapter_hyper_converged_infrastructure]]
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Hyper-converged Infrastructure
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{pve} is a virtualization platform that tightly integrates compute,
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storage and networking resources, manages highly available clusters,
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backup/restore as well as disaster recovery. All components are
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software-defined and compatible with one another.
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Therefore it is possible to administrate them like a single system via
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the centralized web management interface. These capabilities make
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{pve} an ideal choice to deploy and manage an open source
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyper-converged_infrastructure[hyper-converged infrastructure].
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Benefits of a Hyper-Converged Infrastructure (HCI) with {pve}
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A hyper-converged infrastructure is especially useful for deployments
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in which a high infrastructure demand meets a low administration
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budget, for distributed setups such as remote and branch office
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environments or for virtual private and public clouds.
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HCI provides the following advantages:
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- Scalability: seamless expansion of compute, network and storage
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  devices (i.e. scale up servers and storage quickly and independently
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  from each other).
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- Low cost: {pve} is open source and integrates all components you
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  need such as compute, storage, networking, backup, and management
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  center. It can replace an expensive compute/storage infrastructure.
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- Data protection and efficiency: services such as backup and disaster
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  recovery are integrated.
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- Simplicity: easy configuration and centralized administration.
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- Open Source: No vendor lock-in.
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See Also
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--------
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* xref:chapter_pveceph[pveceph - Manage Ceph Services on Proxmox VE Nodes]
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