More Than a VMware Alternative
No Compromises
VergeOS — Ultraconverged Infrastructure
√ Better Performance: Using existing hardware
√ Better Protected: Backup and DR Built-In
√ Use Your Existing Servers: Breaths new life into servers
√ Use Your Existing Storage: Supports SANs and vSANs
Improve Performance
VergeOS integrates an optimized hypervisor, storage, and networking software, all working together. Its efficiency enables greater virtual machine (VM) density. Consolidate all, even formerly bare metal, workloads using existing hardware, further reducing costs. Our virtual data center technology ensures workload performance integrity by isolating specific nodes to specific applications.
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Unprecedented Scale
VergeOS can start as small as one node and scale to hundreds. VergeOS' optimized networking stack ensures the seamless addition of each new node and linear performance improvements. Nodes can also be of different types for maximum flexibility and platform longevity.
IT Planners can mix any combination of:
- Standard Nodes (Intel processors and SAS flash)
- Performance Nodes (AMD or Intel processors and NVMe flash)
- Capacity Nodes (low-end processors and hard disk drives)
- Research Nodes (Nvidia GPUs and NVMe flash)
Migrate Gradually: Use VergeOS as a VMware DR Solution. Register for our upcoming webinar for a live demonstration.
Start with Easy Migration with IOmigrate
Migration to VergeOS from VMware is seamless with IOmigrate. VergeOS leverages VMware's change block tracking technology to make a real-time copy of your virtual machines. You can even use VergeOS as a VMware DR target until you can bring it into production. It eliminates products like Zerto and reduces DR costs by 60%.
- Quick Learning Curve
- Seamless VM Migration
- Use existing hardware
Learn how VergeOS can migrate hundreds of VMs in seconds!
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Simplify Operations
VergeOS is a data center operating system that integrates a hypervisor, enterprise-class storage services, and advanced software-defined networking capability into a single piece of code. Our customers report a significant improvement in day-to-day operational efficiency.
Multi-Tennancy For Everyone!
Our Virtual Data Centers (VDC) bring multi-tenancy to everyone and are included in the base license. Learn how data centers of all sizes can use VDCs to simplify patching, increase ransomware resiliency, increase backup resiliency, and eliminate the noisy neighbor problem.
Learn How to Augment Your SAN with an Ultraconverged Infrastructure
Improve Data Efficiency and Resiliency
VergeOS provides integrated global inline deduplication, unlimited Immutable snapshots, and WAN-efficient replication. Instead of building a separate storage stack, UCI enables you to purchase off-the-shelf media and collapse the stack into a single converged infrastructure that dramatically reduces costs.
Unlike HCI, The VergeOS storage services do not run within a virtual machine. Instead, they are integrated with networking and the hypervisor for maximum performance and flexibility.
Reduce Costs
VergeOS is an ultraconverged infrastructure (UCI) solution that rotates the traditional IT stack and integrates virtualization, storage, and networking into a single data center operating system. Use your servers and our virtual SAN technology or use an existing SAN Array.
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Next Steps
- Watch our On-Demand Webinar "The 4 Hidden Costs of VMware"
- Download our exclusive VMware Migration Guide
- Schedule a 15-minute call with one of our experts so we can capture the information we need to create a free, customized VMware Exit plan for your organization...
VergeOS is an ultraconverged infrastructure (UCI) solution that integrates virtualization, storage, and networking into a single data center operating system, designed to run on existing hardware. It reduces costs, simplifies operations, and improves performance and data resiliency.
VergeOS can reduce your IT costs by 50% or more from day one with its efficient use of existing hardware and elimination of the need for separate SAN/NAS or proprietary networking hardware.
Migration to VergeOS from VMware leverages VMware's change block tracking technology, enabling real-time copying of virtual machines and a quick learning curve for seamless VM migration. VergeOS also supports using existing hardware, reducing the need for new investments.
VergeOS's integrated hypervisor, storage, and networking software work together to enable greater VM density and consolidate all workloads, including those on bare metal, which optimizes performance and reduces costs.
Yes, VergeOS can start with as little as two nodes and scale to hundreds. Its architecture allows for adding different types of nodes such as Standard, Performance, Capacity, and AI/ML Nodes, ensuring flexibility and longevity of the platform.
VergeOS provides features like integrated global inline deduplication, unlimited unchangeable snapshots, and WAN-efficient replication, dramatically reducing costs and improving data management and security
VergeOS combines all aspects of the data center into one operating system, reducing the time spent managing infrastructure by 50% compared to VMware. This includes rapid provisioning, elimination of regular patch updates, and a drastic reduction in the time needed for data protection processes.
1. Use VergeOS for Backup/DR: Start by using VergeOS for disaster recovery, leveraging its efficient data deduplication and backup capabilities.
2. NAS Replacement: Use VergeOS as a Network Attached Storage replacement to serve file data, which is often vulnerable to ransomware.
3. Testing: Test your workloads within VergeOS to ensure they perform as expected.
4. Conversion:** Gradually convert workloads to VergeOS, starting with less critical ones.
Begin by using VergeOS for new workloads, or as a DR site for existing VMware workloads. This initial integration allows you to evaluate VergeOS’s benefits while providing an additional layer of protection.
The final step involves eliminating VMware entirely when your license comes up for renewal. By this point, you should have most of your environment running on VergeOS, making the transition smooth and de-risked.