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7 Mar 2024Form Number
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Abstract
Deploying hyperconverged infrastructure has become the de-facto standard for organizations looking to modernize their aging infrastructure. Azure Stack HCI, a host operating system from Microsoft, is Microsoft’s HCI solution for customers who wish to run workloads on-premises and extend easily to Microsoft Azure for hybrid capabilities such as Azure Virtual Desktop, back-up, site recovery, storage, cloud-based monitoring and more.
This white paper provides information on the new features released in Azure Stack HCI version 23H2, guidance and recommendations for those new features with Lenovo ThinkAgile MX, and new use cases the features provide.
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Business problem and business value
- Features and Improvements in Azure Stack HCI 23H2
- Conclusion
- Resources
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