SDS - Software-defined storage
With SDS, storage array features are delivered through software approaches instead of storage hardware appliances. SDS promises relative ease, improved scalability as well as cost savings by running highly intelligent storage software on commodity server hardware, using flash drives, spinning disk, and RAM to provide high-performance, fully featured storage for organizations ranging from small organizations to large enterprises and service providers.
HCI - Hyper-converged infrastructure
Hyper-converged infrastructure is based on a software-defined approach where storage, compute, networking and virtualization technologies are integrated into a physical appliance that is managed as a single unit. HCI aims to provide administrators with very fast and easy solution deployment as well as a single point of management for all hard- and software components. Unlike converged infrastructure, HCI building blocks typically do not include network switches to connect multiple systems together (scale-out).
You can not directly edit a public use case but you can customize and save it to a new(private) use case.
You can edit and save private use cases that you own directly.
You can not directly edit a public use case but you can customize and save it to a new(private) use case.
You can edit and save private use cases that you own directly.