- HPE Synergy Composer matches a powerful software architecture to the flexible HPE Synergy hardware infrastructure. Software-defined management eliminates complexity by quickly matching physical and virtual resources to bare metal, virtualized, and/or containerized workloads.
- HPE Synergy Composer is a paradigm shift in how to manage infrastructure because it reduces manual interaction and human error, by implementing change operations automatically and capturing the best practices of your experts into templates.
- HPE Synergy Composer reduces multiple tools into a single interface for virtually every lifecycle operational change. These changes can be quickly implemented by a single administrator, or used by a team of administrators, to efficiently manage their data center environment.
- HPE Synergy Composer delivers automation using a Unified API. This RESTful API provides simple access for fast policy-based operations -- which can include discovery, search, inventory, configuration, provisioning, updates, and diagnosis of the Synergy infrastructure.
How can Composable Infrastructure be managed as "infrastructure as code"? HPE Synergy Composer provides native infrastructure management for assembling and re-assembling fluid pools of compute, storage, and fabric resources to meet any workload. "Infrastructure as code" capability provides on-demand delivery and support of applications and services with consistent governance, compliance, and integration.
This represents a paradigm shift in managing infrastructure. Software-defined architecture auto-discovers and self-assimilates HPE Synergy resources for immediate use with template-driven operations.
This intelligence increases the speed, efficiency, and reliability of operations. Synergy Composer deploys, monitors, and updates the infrastructure from one interface and one Unified API.
IT groups can deploy infrastructure for traditional, virtualized, and cloud environments. Resources can be updated, flexed, and redeployed in a frictionless manner without service interruptions.