Powering Progress with Precision and Innovation
At VirtuServ, we specialize in transforming businesses through powerful and tailored cloud solutions. Our IT Cloud Services are designed to unlock the full potential of cloud computing, enabling your business to scale, innovate, and lead in today’s dynamic market.
Strategic Partnerships with Industry Leaders:
- Amazon Web Services (AWS): As a partner with AWS, we offer unparalleled access to the most comprehensive cloud platform, known for its reliability, scalability, and breadth of services. Whether it’s deploying sophisticated applications or managing massive datasets, AWS’s robust infrastructure and our expertise ensure optimal performance.
- Microsoft Azure: Our partnership with Microsoft Azure brings you the benefits of a constantly expanding set of cloud services to help your organization meet its business challenges. Azure’s hybrid capabilities, integrated tools, and global network are leveraged to give you a competitive edge.
- Google Cloud Platform (GCP): Collaborating with GCP, we provide modern cloud solutions that leverage cutting-edge technologies in AI, machine learning, and analytics. GCP’s highly scalable and secure infrastructure supports our mission to drive innovation and efficiency in your operations.
Diverse Delivery Models for Every Need:
- Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS): We deliver customized and scalable infrastructure solutions, including virtual machines, networking, and storage, allowing you to focus on your core business without the burden of managing physical servers.
- Platform as a Service (PaaS): Our PaaS offerings encompass advanced development tools and computing platforms. This model accelerates application development, testing, and deployment, empowering your developers with agility and creativity.
- Software as a Service (SaaS): We offer a range of SaaS solutions, providing you with access to applications hosted on cloud environments. This model ensures you have the latest software versions with minimal management overhead.
Comprehensive Cloud Components Expertise:
- Applications: Deploy and manage application software seamlessly across various cloud environments, ensuring flexibility and efficiency.
- Data: Leverage our expertise in cloud data services for secure storage, processing, and analytics capabilities, unlocking valuable insights for your business.
- Middleware: We manage cloud-based middleware solutions that enable seamless integration and operation of your applications, databases, and systems.
- Operating Systems: Our services include managing and optimizing cloud-based operating systems, ensuring a secure and stable environment for your applications.
- Virtualization: We utilize cloud virtualization technologies to enhance resource utilization, reduce costs, and improve operational flexibility.
- Servers and Storage: Benefit from scalable and secure cloud server and storage solutions, tailored to meet the growing data needs of your business.
- Networking: Our cloud networking solutions ensure secure and reliable connectivity, optimal performance, and seamless integration across your digital landscape.
At VirtuServ, we are committed to delivering cloud solutions that not only meet the current needs of your business but also anticipate future challenges and opportunities. Our team of experts is dedicated to guiding you through every step of your cloud journey, ensuring a seamless transition and ongoing support.
Choose us as your cloud partner and embark on a journey towards operational excellence, innovation, and growth.
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Traditional Infrastructure
In a traditional architecture design, IT components typically exist on-premises and in silos. The company purchases most IT equipment and software, relying primarily on an in-house team to keep the engines running. Different locations may have different IT teams heading them, and systems across business units, offices, and regions exist in silos. You will find this type of IT infrastructure architecture in small-to-mid-sized, non-digital native organizations.
Converged Architecture
This type of IT infrastructure architecture seeks to address the fragmentation found in traditional infrastructure. It groups related IT components into a single, optimized hub and sets up connected workflows for centralized visibility. Available resources are grouped into “resource pools” shared by different applications and processes depending on priority and business policies. The cloud has further enabled converged IT infrastructure architectures, making it easier to consolidate, centralize, and disburse resources.
Hyper-converged infrastructure
Like a converged IT infrastructure architecture, hyper-converged infrastructure breaks down silos and enables centralized management – but it uses software components hosted on a hypervisor to achieve this. Its key components include software-defined storage, software-defined networking, and, of course, the hypervisor, enabling resource federation across processes. This type of IT infrastructure architecture usually operates using commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) servers.
Infrastructure as a service (IaaS)
Valued at just $31.61 Billion in 2019, IaaS is expected to cross $202 billion by 2027, in line with the trend of moving away from hardware-heavy IT infrastructure architectures. IaaS uses online services to replace physical computing resources and components, running either on a public cloud or private hypervisors/virtual machines. It is similar to hyper-converged infrastructures, but the IT services are provided and maintained entirely by a third party as per an aaS, subscription-based licensing model.
Infrastructure as Code
This is a specific IT infrastructure management approach that lets you maintain and maneuver the architecture using software applications or lines of code instead of physical hardware configurations or UI settings. Infrastructure as a code applies to both hardware and software IT components, with strategically deployed code helping to monitor processes, provision resources, enforce security, and perform other activities.
Cloud-Based Architecture
The cloud is rapidly becoming the default environment for hosting IT infrastructure components, with the option of migrating fully to a public cloud, dividing processes between on-premise and cloud environments, having your own private cloud, or implementing managed cloud services. Today, most organizations choose the hybrid cloud route, where there is a mix of on-premise and cloud resources and the co-existence of private and multiple cloud vendors.
