Nagananda Anur

It could be any size, you know, large, medium, small.

It doesn't matter.

Any application that can consume

Rest or HTTPS should be able to, you know, the SLM should be able to plug into it.

In fact, to demonstrate this, what we have done is our own team has built a ServiceNow plug-in.

And we didn't engage any of the developers.

We used our technical marketing engineers, and they built a ServiceNow plug-in.

And essentially, you know, user can just go to ServiceNow, make a request, what kind of storage you want, how much storage they want.

And ServiceNow makes a request to SLM.

SLM provisions it.

The entire integration is very simple.

So then what we have done is we have also done an integration with HPVO.

And then grew to the point that, you know, we want to integrate with some of the open source tools.

And actually we are kind of building integration with Ansible.

So the whole idea is that it doesn't matter if it's an enterprise tool or an open source tool.

Any application that consumes REST or HTTP, you've got to be able to, you can usually be able to plug into it.

So it could be a provider tool, an orchestrator, or any application, you know, you can plug SLM into it.

So that's the beauty.

In other words, not only it simplifies, and it easily plugs into your environment so that you can use it from your IT applications.

Yeah, I think SLM has two levels.