Data center company
Gridstore has underscored its commitment to solutions for the Microsoft Data Center environment by joining the Microsoft Enterprise Cloud Alliance. The company, which has headquarters in Mountain View, California, USA, provides "HyperConverged All-Flash Infrastructure for the Microsoft Cloud-Inspired Data Center". Its solutions offer customers a tenfold increase in performance over more traditional storage options. Its propriety software covers both computing and storage from a single solution and is compatible with any Windows servers and the HyperConverged Appliance.
The Microsoft’s Enterprise Partner Cloud Alliance aims to establish a partner network offering a range of Enterprise Cloud Products for "on-premises, Private and Public Cloud solutions". Gridstore’s HyperConverged Appliances (HCA) supports the Windows Azure Pack and offers "multi-tenant, self-service private cloud interface that works with Windows Server and System Center". Its System Center integration also includes VMM for "policy-based provisioning and orchestration of compute and storage resources at VM-level granularity".
“From the beginning, our HyperConverged Infrastructure has been designed to support, integrate, and use Microsoft’s solutions,” explained Gridstore's CTO and founder, Kelly Murphy. “Becoming an Enterprise Cloud Alliance Partner was a logical step as enterprises embrace the hybrid cloud, they can look to Microsoft and Gridstore to help them succeed. We deliver on the promise of an easy-to-deploy and manage, high-performance Private-Cloud-in-a-Box built on the Microsoft technology stack. Customers now have the ability to quickly, easily, and cost-effectively build their own private cloud infrastructures.”
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