Computing Technology Sample Clauses

Computing Technology. The server architecture design uses the latest in virtual technology and clustering. All physical hosts in an ESX cluster are redundantly dispersed across multiple processors. This provides us the ability to handle entire processor failures without disrupting services. In the event of a single host or processor event, the virtual machines on the effected host will be brought back online automatically utilizing VMware’s HA technology. These VMs will act as if they have recovered from an unexpected reboot and will be back online supporting connections within minutes. Cisco UCS provides a single point of management for all rack servers, and virtual devices across the environment. The GUI has an intuitive design that is simple to navigate and provides a robust alerting and notification system to ensure that our hosting subcontractor, NTT DATA, will be aware of overall architecture health at all times. Service profile templates make adding additional hardware as simple as plug and play utilizing stateless compute technology, thus allowing NTT DATA to fully manage, configure, augment and troubleshoot the entire system remotely as needed. By using updating service profile templates, engineers can perform tasks on already existing servers such as adding NICs, HBAs, or modifying VLAN’s without having to bring the servers offline. The Fabric Interconnects are configured in an active/standby mode in order to provide full redundancy for SAN and network connectivity. The reasoning behind the choice of Cisco is that they have significant experience in responding to customer requirements with solid technology innovations for the enterprise data center. Unified computing elevates the traditional product classification of network, server, storage, operating systems, and applications to a data center-wide vision. Cisco Unified Computing Services helps NTT DATA quickly deploy data center resources, simplify ongoing operations, and optimize infrastructure to better meet the State’s needs.
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