By Stephanie Simone
InfrOS, a leading cloud infrastructure operating system, is launching Evolving Architecture, a new capability that helps organizations continuously adapt their cloud infrastructure as AI transforms workload demands.
As AI use accelerates, workloads are changing faster than traditional infrastructure planning can accommodate. According to the company, Evolving Architecture continuously identifies when a workload’s infrastructure no longer meets current requirements and recommends changes to improve performance, resilience, security, and cost.
Evolving Architecture can be installed on existing workloads or included with newly deployed environments. It continuously detects infrastructure drift or the gradual changes that can cause a workload to no longer meet its performance, security, or cost requirements. It also identifies new cloud-provider capabilities that could help organizations better meet those requirements and improve workload outcomes.
Every recommended fix or upgrade is emulated before deployment, benchmarked, and validated. InfrOS then presents the real-world trade-offs of each recommended change, including the expected effort, risk, and potential benefits across performance, security, cost, reliability, scalability, maintainability, and deployment complexity, the company said.
“Companies are making $100 billion plus bets on infrastructure, especially as they build for AI,” stated Naor Porat, co-founder and CEO of InfrOS. “However, cloud and AI infrastructure are not one-time investments. As workloads, business requirements and technologies evolve rapidly in the age of AI, infrastructure must evolve with them. We created Evolving Architecture to close the gap between what was planned and what the business actually needs today, in real time. InfrOS replicates and tests infrastructure changes before companies invest significant engineering resources or capital in putting them into production.”
InfrOS’ new Evolving Architecture capability supports workloads deployed across AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft’s Azure, and OCI as well as other multi-cloud and hybrid environments.
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