What is Dynamic Infrastructure?

Dynamic Infrastructure is an IT system wherein the design of data centers are such that the underlying hardware and software layers can respond dynamically to changing levels of demand in more fundamental and efficient ways. It is also known as Infrastructure 2.0 and Next Generation Data Center . The basic premise of Dynamic Infrastructures is that leverage pooled IT resources can provide flexible IT capacity, enabling the seamless, real-time allocation of IT resources in line with demand from business processes. This is achieved by using server virtualization technology to pool computing resources wherever possible, and allocating these resources on-demand using automated tools. This allows for load balancing and is a more efficient approach than keeping massive computing resources in reserve to run tasks that take place.