Private cloud offering among a number of new GreenLake services launched by HPE
Vendor launches new cloud services after introducing new partner programme
HPE has introduced a number of updates and new cloud services for its GreenLake as-a-service platform, following the launch of its new partner programme.
This includes a new HPE GreenLake for Private Cloud Enterprise offering, which the vendor says will provide an "automated, flexible and scalable" pay-as-you-go private cloud offering for both traditional and cloud-native workloads.
Among the benefits of this, HPE says, include customers being able to manage their workloads and not infrastructure, control their costs while having transparency, and the ability to leverage the HPE GreenLake marketplace.
The vendor has also launched multiple new cloud offerings including several data, storage, and compute cloud services.
These include HPE GreenLake for Data Fabric designed to increase productivity with a single data store and HPE GreenLake for HCI which will deliver cloud operations with a SaaS based interface to "simplify virtual machines and infrastructure management in a hybrid cloud environment".
HPE GreenLake for Disaster Recovery, meanwhile, will allow customers to recover in minutes, while HPE Backup and Recovery Service means they can protect their virtual machines more easily.
And HPE GreenLake for Block Storage represents the industry's "first block storage as-a-service to deliver 100 per cent data availability built on a cloud operational model," HPE claims. Also being launched is HPE GreenLake for Compute Ops Management, which the vendor says will simplify and automate compute lifecycle management.
Moreover, HPE has launched two new industry solutions. These are HPE GreenLake for Payments - designed to offer an end-to-end, pay-per-use and secure payments service - and HPE GreenLake with FIS® Ethos™ - a real-time customer data platform that delivers analytics and insights for businesses.
It follows the launch of HPE's new partner programme, Partner Ready Vantage, which is divided into three tracks and will make it easier for partners to adapt to the as-a-service market, the vendor claims.