Data Services Cloud Console

To eliminate the silos and complexity of data management and infrastructure, HPE provides the Data Services Cloud Console, a SaaS-based cloud console that delivers cloud operational agility and unified data operations as a service. Data Services Cloud Console also offers a unified API that gives developers access to infrastructure and data as code.

DSCC UI

The cloud console brings the cloud experience to wherever data lives and streamlines data management across your hybrid cloud. It provides a suite of cloud services across your edge, core, and public cloud to accelerate data, agility, and innovation for everyone, from data managers, to data innovators. Delivered as a SaaS-based console, Data Services Cloud Console speeds customer innovation because there is nothing to deploy, everything is always updated to the latest software, and ownership risk is reduced by virtue of it being a subscription. The console is a single pane for management of any data and infrastructure services that are found as the cloud data services and the cloud infrastructure services catalog.

Introduction to Data Services Cloud Console

To access the Data Services Cloud Console, click on this URL https://console.greenlake.hpe.com, and sign-in using your HPE GreenLake's account.

For a detailed overview of the console, and to get started using it, please click on this link https://www.hpe.com/us/en/storage/data-services-cloud-console.html.

For a quick overview of the console, please click on the videos below.

Data Services Cloud Console Public REST API

Data Services Cloud Console public REST API provides a resource for customers who are looking to enhance their infrastructure management and data-ops using the programmatic extensions from the console. More blog posts will be coming that will provide more information to help customers adopting this API, providing examples, code snippets and other helpful information.

For detailed exploration of the console's public REST API, please take a look at the following blog posts and the video of the API demo in the Youtube.