The digital transformation of enterprises has led to diverse business systems and increasing demands for business experience. This poses challenges to IT infrastructure in terms of computing power, storage capacity, and storage performance. Traditional data centers with complex and fragile infrastructure cannot adapt themselves to rapid changes and updates, hindering new business deployments and changes. Key challenges include:

1. Low Resource Utilization

Businesses deployed on individual physical servers result in low resource utilization, significant waste, and high investment costs.

2. Insufficient Architectural Elasticity

Complex architectures with multiple device types lead to long construction cycles and slow business launch speeds. In times of business surges, IT resources lack the capability to scale elastically.

3. Fragmented Security Construction

Coexistence of security devices from multiple vendors hampers overall security construction and global security state awareness. Cloud platform security and tenant security construction are fragmented.

4. Challenging O&M Management

Multiple types of IT devices with inconsistent models lack a unified O&M management platform. Different applications have their own IT resources, requiring onerous manual O&M.