Infrastructure as a Service
Infrastructure as a Service Infrastructure that moves at the speed of your business.
Access flexible compute, storage and networking resources without carrying the complexity of building and maintaining every layer of physical infrastructure.
01 / THE SERVICE
Build on infrastructure designed to adapt.
As applications, workloads and business requirements evolve, infrastructure needs to evolve with them. Infrastructure as a Service gives organisations access to virtualised computing resources that can be provisioned around changing operational needs.
Designed around real requirementsCloud & Everything as a Service
02 / WHAT IT INCLUDESCapabilities with
Capabilities with
a clear purpose.
Bring together the elements relevant to your environment and the outcome you need.
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Virtual compute
02
Storage infrastructure
03
Virtual networking
04
Operating environments
05
Resource provisioning
06
Managed infrastructure
03 / WHERE IT FITSMade for the work
Made for the work
in front of you.
Infrastructure as a Service can be considered across a range of operational and technology requirements.
Infrastructure modernisation
Development and testing
Business application environments
Workload migration
Infrastructure expansion
04 / THE VALUEWhat a considered
What a considered
approach enables.
The outcome depends on the starting environment, service scope and implementation choices.
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Flexible capacity
02
Reduced infrastructure overhead
03
Faster provisioning
04
Greater operational flexibility
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Reduced hardware management
05 / HOW IT WORKSFrom the requirement
From the requirement
to the result.
The approach moves from assess through to optimise, with each stage shaped by the project.
- 01
Assess
- 02
Architect
- 03
Provision
- 04
Manage
- 05
Optimise
GOOD TO KNOWQuestions,
Questions,
answered.
What is Infrastructure as a Service?
Infrastructure as a Service provides computing, storage and networking infrastructure through a service model instead of requiring organisations to purchase and maintain all underlying hardware themselves.
Can existing workloads move to Infrastructure as a Service?
Many workloads can be migrated to an IaaS environment depending on their architecture, dependencies and performance requirements.
What capabilities can be included?
The proposed scope covers virtual compute, storage infrastructure, virtual networking and operating environments. The final combination depends on the agreed requirements.
Which situations is this useful for?
Common situations include application hosting, infrastructure modernisation and development and testing. Suitability depends on the environment and desired outcome.
START A CONVERSATION
Build infrastructure around what comes next.
Tell us what you need infrastructure as a service to accomplish. We'll start there.
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