Case Study: City of Süßen achieves highly available HCI and avoids VMware licensing fees with StorMagic SvHCI

City of Süßen deploys StorMagic SvHCI on 2 Dell servers to replace VMware

The City of Süßen, a public administration in Germany, faced the challenge of finding a reliable and cost-effective alternative for its virtualization after its VMware license was discontinued by Broadcom. The city's IT team needed a solution to ensure the smooth operation of its IT infrastructure with limited resources and turned to vendor StorMagic for its SvHCI product.

StorMagic implemented its SvHCI hyperconverged infrastructure solution, which provided a full stack with hypervisor and storage fully integrated. The solution ran on two Dell servers, offering high availability for the city's public indoor pool applications. As a result, the City of Süßen organized its IT landscape more efficiently, avoided VMware licensing fees, and benefited from an intuitive interface that reduced the administrative burden. StorMagic provided a solution with a compelling price-performance ratio and reliable operations.

City of Süßen