Analysis Over the past few years we've seen a number of OEMs, including Dell, HPE, and others trying to make on-prem datacenters look and feel more like the public cloud. However, at the end of the day, the actual hardware behind these offerings is usually just a bunch of regular servers and switches sold on a consumption-based model, not the kinds of OCP-style systems you'll find in a modern cloud or hyperscale datacenter. Yet one of the stranger approaches to the concept we've seen in recent m...