Hyperscale Computing

Hyperscale computing is a distributed infrastructure that can quickly adjust the increased demand of Internet-facing and back-end computing resources without the need for additional physical space, cooling or power power. Hyperscale computing is characterized by automation, standardization,  redundancy, high performance computing (HPC) and high availability (HA). This term is often associated with cloud computing and large data centers owned by Facebook, Google, Amazon and Netflix.

Corporate data center can support hundreds of physical servers and thousands of virtual machines (VMs). A hypersacale data center needs to support thousands of physical servers and millions of virtual machines. To accommodate such a demand, cloud providers such as Amazon Web Services (AWS),  Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and Microsoft Azure  have developed new infrastructure that maximizes hardware density, while reducing the cost of cooling and administrative overhead We do.

Lot of interest in hyperscale computing right now. because open source software and architectural changes created for the hyperscale data centers are expected to trick small data centers, which help in using the physical location more efficiently, consume less power Do and react quickly. For user needs Hyperscale innovations currently being adopted by small organizations include software-defined networking (SDN), converged microsegmentation and infrastructure.