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Converged Infrastructure (CI) is a data center management approach that focuses on minimizing interoperability issues between storage systems, servers, and networking devices. It aims to streamline operations and reduce costs associated with physical infrastructure, including cooling, power, and cabling. CI integrates these elements into a unified, compact, and powerful system, resulting in a simplified and efficient infrastructure.
Diverged Infrastructure represents the separation of computing, storage, and networking resources into distinct, specialized components. In this model, storage management is treated as an application, resulting in an integrated platform where hardware communication is largely virtualized, often managed through a hypervisor. This eliminates the need for dedicated communication hardware, optimizing resource management and flexibility.
