The Sunlight Edge Orchestration, a component of Sunlight NexCenter, is the fastest and recommended way to deploy and manage Sunlight clusters at the Edge. It provides a single pane of glass to manage and monitor resources, take backups, move workloads around and to deploy clusters. It can be deployed instantly on-demand from the AWS marketplace.
Single pane of management for all deployments
- Full role-based access control
- UI or API driven for easy integration
- Monitor all resources across entire deployed estate
Virtual Machine management
- Ability to move VMs between Clusters
- Use Templates to create new VMs. Ability to have private Template servers
- Resource Groups for granular control of compute and storage
Data protection
- Backup VMs on your clusters from a central location
- Create granular snapshot schedules
- Restore to any cluster under SIM control
Easy to implement and manage
Sunlight HyperConverged Edge is easy to install - the complete Sunlight HCE stack can be installed on bare-metal servers in minutes. Sunlight is easy to manage - it includes the Edge Stack Console that allows you to manage all aspects of your Sunlight cluster, including fine-grained control of CPU, storage and network configuration and performance. The dashboard is installed as part of the HCE stack and is highly-available by design across the cluster.
Highly Available
Sunlight is highly available, delivering fail-over and redundancy for mission-critical applications at the edge. Eliminate downtime and lower the cost of servicing remote locations by moving break-fix to regular business hours and with lower cost SLAs.
Secure
Sunlight is designed with security at its core. All components of the Sunlight stack are hardened. Thanks to Sunlight’s fine grained CPU and memory allocation it is possible to physically guard against CPU memory exploits. Control of IO interfaces allows you to separate content and network traffic so there is no sharing of physical drives or network physical interfaces.
Low Cost
Sunlight is priced for edge economics, with flexible terms on a per-node basis.