Enterprise Cloud Infrastructure is a modern approach to designing and managing data centers that integrates compute, storage, and networking into a fully unified system. It is designed for easy deployment, management, and scalability according to business needs and is often used to support virtualization environments such as virtual machines (VMs) and containers.

Key features of Enterprise Cloud Infrastructure include:

• Centralized management to reduce IT complexity.
• Rapid scalability without service interruption.
• Data backup and recovery capabilities for business continuity.
• Support for virtualization and container-based architectures.
  
  

Compute and storage resources are abstracted from the underlying hardware, allowing them to be easily allocated and managed through a single interface. This enables organizations to deploy and manage their data center infrastructure quickly without needing separate teams for each component.

This type of infrastructure is typically built on standard hardware and utilizes software-defined storage and networking technologies, making it more cost-effective than traditional data center infrastructures. Furthermore, it is highly scalable and capable of supporting a wide range of workloads and applications.