The automated deployment of clusters and private clouds: from the metal to the workload with repeatable pipelines.
Lenovo Open Cloud Automation (LOC-A) automates what usually costs weeks: from the freshly unboxed server to the working cluster — discovery, BIOS/firmware, OS, network and the platform on top (VMware, Kubernetes, telco stacks) — with declarative, repeatable pipelines. The infrastructure's 'day 0/1', industrialized.
The recipe written once: network, storage and versions codified — the craftsmanship eliminated.
Ten edge sites erected remotely: the pipeline works, the technician doesn't travel.
The post-deploy tests in the pipeline: the cluster delivered commissioned, with the report.
The cluster rebuildable from code: the disaster (or the mistake) solved by rerunning.
XClarity One Open Cloud Automation (OCA) brings the cloud experience onto the bare metal: the clusters get declared (YAML/API) and the OCA provisions from the naked metal — firmware, OS, network, storage — up to the ready Kubernetes or hypervisor, the lifecycle (scale, update, repurpose) is declarative, the multi-tenant serves the teams with quotas; it's the piece for the private clouds and the providers: the rack that becomes a self-service platform without a commercial layer on top.
Branches and plants equipped in series.
The VMware/K8s base erected by a pipeline.
The industry's standard for massive deployment.