CBTS Virtualization 2.0
Posted on 12/9/2011 by Felicity Tao - CBTS Marketing
In the first wave of adopting virtualization technology, most businesses have managed to consolidate usage, improve equipment utilization rate, and optimize cost and performance. Now they are facing new challenges, including:
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An improved operational model to support the new technology of virtualization
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The organizations’ ability to transform their current operational models quickly enough to leverage the emerging technologies
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Delivery of cloud services via Internet without compromising security and integrity of business information
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Enabling the new technology (virtualization and cloud) to support operational excellence in the organizations
That’s where CBTS’ Virtualization 2.0 strategy comes in. Our concept of Virtualization 2.0 is about automating all manual work in virtualizing the environment, expediting the process of compute resource delivery, and breaking the current barriers of network, storage, and infrastructure to deliver on-demand, flexible and agile services.
CBTS’ VDC Enterprise Solution reflects this concept of Virtualization 2.0 and delivers the value it promises. It breaks through operational barriers that inhibit the adoption of optimizing technologies, while maintaining the operational integrity of the enterprise. This solution features:
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Complete Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) model, charged by usage
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On-demand access to private and secure virtual servers
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Dedicated, secure environment based on organization policies
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Enterprise-Integrated Operational ITIL Practices
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Easy-to-use, web-based portal to rapidly configure, deploy and control virtual servers
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Viewable performance statistics for virtual servers
What makes this solution stand out is its ability to perform automated provisioning, which greatly decreases provisioning time to a few minutes instead of hours or even days. Its easy-to-use portal interface also simplifies the task of administrating the environment, enabling seamless and efficient work flow.