Software-defined infrastructure (SDI) : realities, stakes and recommendations.

Beyond the hype surrounding this new trend, Connectikpeople.co, as part of its global commitment recalls that, when it comes to Software-defined infrastructure (SDI) , we talk about the perfect and the real-time overview and management of your IT infrastructure. 

Within this dynamic, three fundamental elements emerge:

·        The SDN (software-Defined Network),

·        The NFV( Network Function-Virtualization),

·        The SDS (Software-Defined Storage).

The real stake with regard to the SDN (software-Defined Network), is to observe that, you can centralize visibility and the network control in real-time and from any device. 

 You can anticipate failures and downtimes, because you can deploy a perfect view of your network (potholes, bottlenecks, etc.). You optimize your infrastructure, because peaks points are appropriated and more.

When it comes to the NFV (Network Function-Virtualization), we focus on virtual machines which help us with automated capabilities, to optimize in real-time our network, reduce costs and to simply the network.

With The SDS (Software-Defined Storage), we can optimize our storage via automated provisioning, scaling and tiering services. 

In fact, the final purpose is to help companies and organizations to appropriate: flexible, affordable, scalable, secure, agile, seamless and comprehensive IT infrastructure to meet the increasing IT demand.