System and method for hyperconvergence at the datacenter

A non-transitory computer readable storage medium having instructions stored thereon that, upon execution by a processor, causes the processor to perform operations comprising:

• receiving a request to process storage data using a compute application;
• determining that a first location of the storage data is in a first storage resource in a first cluster of compute, storage, and network resources;
• determining that a second location of the compute application is in a first compute resource of a second cluster of compute, storage, and network resources;
• determining whether the first cluster includes a second compute resource that is compatible with the compute application;
• and
• respectively, either:
• based on a first compatibility determination, migrating the compute application from the first compute resource to the second compute resource, or
• based on a second compatibility determination, replicating the storage data from the first storage resource to a second storage resource in the second cluster.

A computer-implemented method comprising:

• receiving, by a processor, a request to process storage data using a compute application;
• determining, by the processor, that a first location of the storage data is in a first storage resource in a first cluster of compute, storage, and network resources;
• determining, by the processor, that a second location of the compute application is in a first compute resource of a second cluster of compute, storage, and network resources;
• determining, by the processor, whether the first cluster includes a second compute resource that is compatible with the compute application;
• and
• respectively, either:
• based on a first compatibility determination, migrating, by the processor, the compute application from the first compute resource to the second compute resource, or
• based on a second compatibility determination, replicating, by the processor, the storage data from the first storage resource to a second storage resource in the second cluster.