Description: HCI management refers to the management of hyper-converged infrastructure, an approach that combines storage, computing, and networking into a single integrated solution. This model allows organizations to simplify the management of their IT infrastructure, facilitating scalability and operational efficiency. HCI uses software to manage hardware resources, enabling administrators to deploy and manage resources more agilely and flexibly. Key features include server and storage virtualization, task automation, and the ability to scale horizontally by adding more nodes to the infrastructure. HCI management is particularly relevant in cloud environments and in companies looking to optimize their IT operations, reduce costs, and improve agility in deploying new applications and services. This approach also allows for better resource utilization, as systems can be managed centrally, reducing complexity and the time spent managing infrastructure.
