In the face of current economic pressures, many IT organizations are turning to cloud computing (cloud computing). This solution is believed to reduce costs and increase efficiency in data centers.
In this case, the service provider / service (service providers) have an important role in the transformation of data centers and helps customers to realize the benefits of cloud computing.
To meet the increasing demand, NetApp launched new guidelines to the design and capabilities specifically oriented to service providers.
NetApp’s new solution will help service providers provide the difference in their cloud services, accelerate the time-to-market services, and to benefit in terms of cost and service levels.
Four new guidelines are:
* NetApp Service-Oriented Infrastructure (SOI): SOI using NetApp storage and serves as the basis for all IT design-as-a-service NetApp. SOI provides standardized and unified infrastructure that allows service providers to use storage, networking, and calculate the resources in a way over. This speed up the process time to market, increase flexibility, reduce costs and improve services.
* Data Protection as a Service (DPaaS): NetApp now provides a design guide that allows service providers to use rapid DPaaS, including archive and disaster recovery. This guide will help to reduce the cost and complexity and improve service and flexibility.
* Backup / Recovery as a Service (BRaaS): NetApp has joined with Asigra to provide design guidelines for running BRaaS solutions quickly and efficiently. The result is a BRaaS solution that allows service providers to meet customer demands that require service level agreements and cost reduction.
* NetApp Open Management: This capability utilizing the efficiency of NetApp storage solutions and storage services automation. Activation will be done by the NetApp Open SDK and API for web services and provide policy-based automation infrastructure. This allows service providers to connect IT service management and orchestration of the portal quickly and easily to the NetApp storage automation machines for service provisioning and storage protection is better and faster.
Various types of services can be supported by storage and computing solutions NetApp clouds. For example companies that Terremark provides cloud-based disaster recovery. Another example is, Softbank Telecom Corp.. which offers a hardware solution-as-a-service through the cloud. Supplier of energy-efficient data center famous in Japan, NTT Comware, also a NetApp storage users.



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