Cisco is partnering with IBM for storage as part of new reference architecture designs for the Cisco UCS server platform. The new solution is called the VersaStack and includes the IBM Storwize V7000 as the storage system for a UCS deployment.
The entire solution has been initially tested for the deployment of virtual infrastructure using VMware’s ESX and is ready for Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) deployments as well. Moving forward, the plan is to enable the VersaStack for OpenStack as well.
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IBM and Cisco Team Up on Server VersaStack
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