<strong>HPE expands association with AWS to simplify hybrid cloud transformation</strong>

Hewlett Packard Enterprise announced it is extending its association with Amazon Web Services (AWS). Their motive is to simplify how firms evolve and handle applications and workloads across HPE GreenLake and AWS. Significant updates include:

• Offering the HPE NonStop Development Environment delivered as an Amazon Machine Image (AMI) and HPE Fraud Risk Management as Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) in AWS Marketplace.
• Making support for Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS) Anywhere generally available on HPE GreenLake for Private Cloud Enterprise.
• Expanding HPE GreenLake for Backup and Recovery to support Amazon Relational Database Services (Amazon RDS) and Amazon EKS Anywhere.

HPE is widening its association with AWS to provide a consistent, dependable hybrid cloud experience for consumers. These new features build on the full lifecycle of consulting, migration, and modernization services for the hybrid cloud that HPE delivers nowadays.

Eventually, customers want to lower the intricacy of managing their IT estate at the edge, in the public cloud, and across the hybrid cloud, while controlling costs and ensuring security and compliance. Cloud providers have revolutionized the customer experience by offering a seamless cloud environment through a unified management control plane. This enables interoperability across various platforms and applications, along with integrated cost management, enhancing the overall cloud experience for customers.

“We continue to advance the hybrid cloud market by reducing complexity and simplifying the customer experience. By working with AWS, we can support a customer-centric approach that puts our customers’ transformation and business outcomes first,” said Bryan Thompson, vice president of product management, at HPE GreenLake cloud services solutions.

Simplified Hybrid Cloud Experience: Introducing New Services

HPE is excited to announce a range of new services on HPE GreenLake and AWS Marketplace, delivering a consistent and simplified experience for customers in managing their data, performance, security, and costs. By offering HPE solutions through both HPE GreenLake and AWS Marketplace, customers now have the flexibility to procure solutions that effectively drive their edge-to-cloud transformation.

•  HPE GreenLake for Private Cloud Enterprise with support for Amazon EKS Anywhere is generally available and offers expanded container deployment options for Kubernetes.
• Amazon RDS and Amazon EKS have the support of HPE GreenLake for Backup and Recovery anywhere, extending the way HPE enables cost-effective, long-term retention and helps customers protect against the business impact of unintended deletion, data loss through an infrastructure outage, or a ransomware attack. HPE GreenLake for Backup and Recovery also supports Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) instances and Amazon Elastic Block Store (Amazon EBS) volumes.
•  HPE NonStop Development Environment is an integrated development environment for HPE NonStop developers and is designed from the ground up for mission-critical environments that demand continuous business and 100% fault tolerance. Delivered as an AMI and available in AWS Marketplace.
• HPE Fraud Risk Management is a comprehensive fraud management solution that tackles new fraud threats due to 5G technology and Internet of Things (IoT) platforms, as well as many of the most common traditional fraud types relevant to telecommunications service providers. Delivered as a service and available in AWS Marketplace.

In addition, to the existing HPE services on AWS that support edge-to-cloud transformation, a suite of new services has been introduced. These new services encompass various areas such as cloud application migration, cloud economic analysis, DevOps strategies, networking management, and data protection and disaster recovery. Collectively, these services further enhance HPE's comprehensive offerings, providing customers with comprehensive support throughout their edge-to-cloud journey.