Dell Azure Stack HCI
What Is Azure Stack HCI?
Azure Stack is a comprehensive infrastructure solution that delivers the full capabilities of Azure services to your on-premises hardware. It extends your Azure environment beyond the cloud, enabling you to run virtual machines, containers, and certain Azure services on your own servers. This approach offers a unique advantage, combining the centralized management of Azure cloud resources with the local execution of workloads, facilitated by Azure Arc. With Azure Local, you get a single, integrated software stack from Microsoft, so you won't need to worry about multiple vendors or separate tools for virtualization and storage.
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Azure Stack HCI is Now Part of Azure Local
Azure Stack HCI is now a part of the broader Azure Local offering. All the features and functions you're familiar with from Azure Stack HCI are still available within Azure Local, but with even more flexibility. With Azure Local, you can now deploy on a wider range of hardware, ranging from small to large-scale setups, operate effectively in disconnected environments, and access new Azure services that are supported on-premises.
Azure Stack HCI: The Foundation of Azure Local
Azure Stack HCI is a hyperconverged infrastructure- HCI solution that provides the engine for Azure Local. It's built on a foundation of trusted technologies like Hyper-V and Storage Spaces Direct, so it's a perfect fit for IT teams already familiar with Windows Server. With Azure Stack HCI, you can run Windows and Linux virtual machines or containers, connect your on-premises system to Azure for cloud-based services, monitoring, and management, and monitor and manage all your deployments from a single, unified view in the Azure portal. You also retain the flexibility to continue using familiar tools such as Windows Admin Center and PowerShell.
Why Choose Azure Stack HCI?
Customers choose Azure Stack HCI for a number of reasons:
Top-tier virtualization performance:
Get the best in speed and efficiency for your workloads.
Flexible payments:
Pay for the software monthly through an Azure subscription instead of a large upfront cost.
Familiar tools:
If you're a Hyper-V or server admin, you can utilize your existing skills and knowledge.
Unified management:
Manage everything from the Azure portal or with your favorite on-premises tools.
Hardware choice:
Pick from a variety of hardware partners to find the vendor with the best support in your area.
Simplified support:
Get joint support from both Microsoft and your hardware vendor for a better experience.
Common Use Cases for Azure Stack HCI
Azure Stack HCI is ideal for many different scenarios, including deploying Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) session hosts on-premises and managing them from the cloud. It is also great for Highly Performant SQL Server, providing an extra layer of resiliency and performance optimizations for your mission-critical SQL Server deployments. Additionally, it enables Trusted Enterprise Virtualization by enhancing security for your virtual machines with built-in features like Virtualization-based Security (VBS). Finally, it facilitates Data Center Consolidation, allowing you to modernize your data center by replacing aging hosts and SAN storage, which can reduce your physical footprint and lower your total cost of ownership.
Discover What You Can Do with Azure Local
Azure Local provides a wide range of features to modernize your infrastructure: Cloud-Based Operations, where you use the same Azure tools and APIs you know for consistent infrastructure provisioning and management; Central Management, allowing you to monitor, update, and secure your infrastructure directly from the Azure portal; Support for Diverse Workloads, where you run containers, VMs, and select Azure services like Azure Virtual Desktop and Azure IoT Operations side-by-side; Cost-Effective Migration, enabling you to easily move workloads from other on-premises virtualization platforms; and Hardened Security, which protects your workloads with a stronger security posture, including advanced features like Trusted Launch.
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