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5 Advantages of Cloud Hosting (IaaS) Over Colocation for Modern Businesses

February 17, 2023

In today’s fast-paced digital environment, businesses are increasingly relying on the cloud to support their operations. Cloud hosting, or Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), has become an increasingly popular choice for many organizations due to its many advantages. In this article, we will explore the top advantages of IaaS over colocation and explain why businesses should consider making the switch.

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Scalability: IaaS allows for quick and easy scaling based on changing needs.

One of the biggest advantages of IaaS is its scalability. Unlike colocation, which requires businesses to purchase their own hardware, cloud hosting allows organizations to quickly and easily scale their computing resources up or down based on their changing needs. With IaaS, it’s possible to provision new virtual servers or storage resources in just minutes, making it a highly flexible option for growing businesses.

Cost-effectiveness: IaaS can be more cost-effective for businesses, especially smaller ones

IaaS can be a more cost-effective option than colocation, especially for smaller businesses that don’t need a large amount of dedicated hardware. With IaaS, organizations only pay for what they use, and they can easily adjust their usage to match their needs. In contrast, colocation requires businesses to pay for their own hardware, which can be expensive to purchase and maintain. By choosing IaaS, businesses can save money while still enjoying access to the computing resources they need.

Reliability: Cloud hosting providers offer high levels of uptime and availability

Cloud hosting providers typically offer high levels of uptime and availability, thanks to their redundancy and failover capabilities. IaaS providers often have multiple data centers in different locations, ensuring that your services remain available even in the event of a hardware failure or natural disaster. Colocation facilities may have similar redundancy measures, but it can be more difficult and expensive to implement and maintain these features on your own. By choosing IaaS, businesses can enjoy the peace of mind that comes with knowing their critical applications and data are always available.

Flexibility: IaaS providers offer a wide range of server and storage configurations to choose from

IaaS providers often offer a wide range of different server and storage configurations to choose from, allowing organizations to tailor their infrastructure to meet their specific needs. In contrast, colocation often requires businesses to purchase and manage their own hardware, limiting their flexibility and making it harder to adapt to changing business needs. With IaaS, businesses can easily add or remove resources as needed, making it a highly flexible option for businesses of all sizes.

Ease of management: IaaS providers handle infrastructure management, saving time and effort.

With IaaS, businesses don’t need to worry about managing the underlying infrastructure, since the cloud provider takes care of that for them. This can save a lot of time and effort compared to managing your own hardware in a colocation facility. Additionally, cloud providers often offer a wide range of management tools and automation features that can further simplify operations, making it easier for businesses to focus on their core competencies.

Here are some examples of IaaS products that are commonly offered by infrastructure providers:

  1. Virtual Private Servers (VPS) – a virtualized server environment that can be used to host websites, applications, and other services.
  2. Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) – a logically isolated section of a public cloud that can be used to deploy resources and services.
  3. Object Storage – a scalable storage solution that enables businesses to store and retrieve large amounts of unstructured data.
  4. Content Delivery Network (CDN) – a distributed network of servers that delivers content to end-users based on their geographic location.
  5. Load Balancers – a device or software that distributes network traffic across multiple servers to improve performance and reliability.
  6. Block Storage – a type of storage that provides data access through block-level protocols, allowing for more granular control over data.
  7. Database as a Service (DBaaS) – a cloud-based service that provides access to database management systems without requiring infrastructure management.
  8. Backup and Disaster Recovery – a service that provides data backup, replication, and recovery in case of data loss or system failure.
  9. Identity and Access Management (IAM) – a service that provides secure access control to resources and services within an infrastructure.
  10. Network Security – a suite of tools and services designed to protect infrastructure from external threats and unauthorized access.

Conclusion

In conclusion, there are many advantages to choosing IaaS over colocation. With its scalability, cost-effectiveness, reliability, flexibility, and ease of management, IaaS has become the go-to option for many organizations looking to support their operations in the cloud. As a cloud service provider operating in Myanmar, Laos, and Congo, we have extensive experience helping businesses of all sizes move their operations to the cloud. If you’re interested in learning more about our cloud hosting services, please don’t hesitate to contact us today. We would be happy to answer any questions you may have and help you determine whether IaaS is the right choice for your business.

 

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The Importance of Data Backup: How Cloud Solutions and the 3-2-1 Rule Can Keep Your Business Safe

January 12, 2023

Introduction

Data loss can be a major problem for businesses of all sizes. That’s why it’s crucial to have a reliable data backup plan in place to ensure that your company’s critical information is always protected. In this post, we’ll discuss some best practices for data backup, as well as the advantages of using cloud-based backups. We’ll also explain the 3-2-1 rule, a widely recognized best practice for data backup.

Best Practices for Data Backup

Regular backups are crucial to keeping your data safe and sound. Here are a few best practices to keep in mind when creating your backup plan:

  1. Regular backups: Make sure to back up your data at regular intervals, such as daily or weekly.
  2. Test your backups: Regularly test your backups to ensure that they can be successfully restored in the event of a failure.
  3. Store backups offsite: Keep a copy of your backups in a separate location, in case the primary location is destroyed or becomes inaccessible.
  4. Document your backup process: Document the procedures and schedule for your backups, and make sure that multiple people in your organization are familiar with it.
  5. Encryption: Backups should be encrypted to protect the data from unauthorized access.

Advantages of Cloud-based Backups

Cloud-based backups offer a number of advantages over traditional on-premises backups, including:

  1. Scalability: Cloud-based backups can easily scale up or down as your data needs change.
  2. Accessibility: Cloud-based backups can be accessed from anywhere, as long as you have an internet connection.
  3. Cost-effective: Cloud-based backups can be less expensive than maintaining your own on-premises backup infrastructure.
  4. Automatic and managed: Cloud-based backups are typically managed and updated by the cloud provider, which can help to reduce management and maintenance costs for your organization.

The 3-2-1 Rule

The 3-2-1 rule is a widely recognized best practice for data backup. It states that you should have:

3 copies of your data. This can include the original data and 2 backups. 2 different storage types. This can include a primary storage location, such as a hard drive, and a secondary location, such as a cloud-based service. 1 offsite copy. This could be a physical copy kept in a separate location or a cloud-based backup.

The idea behind the 3-2-1 rule is to ensure that you always have multiple copies of your data, stored in different locations so that you can quickly and easily restore your data in the event of a failure.

Conclusion

In conclusion, data backup is an essential part of any enterprise’s IT strategy. By following best practices such as the 3-2-1 rule, and leveraging the benefits of cloud-based backups, businesses can ensure that their critical information is always protected and available. By choosing a cloud service provider that offers domestic cloud services and operates data centers within their own country, enterprises can comply with data residency laws while still enjoying the scalability, accessibility, and cost-effectiveness of cloud-based backups.

Our company offers cloud data backup solutions in domestic data centers of Lao PDR and Myanmar, which means that your data will be stored and processed in-country, complying with data residency laws. Our domestic cloud services provide enterprise customers with a secure and reliable way to backup their data in the cloud. We understand the importance of data sovereignty, data security, and compliance, and we strive to provide the best service for our customers.

We invite enterprises in Laos and Myanmar to take advantage of our domestic cloud backup solutions and experience the benefits of a secure and compliant way to store and protect their valuable data. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help your business backup its data in the cloud.

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GDMS, a strategic player in the transition to the local cloud

March 31, 2022

The public cloud, which is currently making record profits, is reaching its limits. More and more companies are considering repatriating their data as close as possible to their business center. The reasons are diverse: economic, ecological, sovereignist, or pragmatically for performance.

Yesterday, Wednesday, March 30, the French Business Club in Laos met at Metisse Restaurant. Mathieu Ploton from Global Digital Management Solutions presented how GDMS supports businesses and the Lao government in their transition to the domestic cloud.

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GDMS Cloud Services Presentation for the French Business Club in Vientiane, Lao PDR

Why a local cloud?

Data Privacy and Data Sovereignty

Nowadays, US and Chinese companies dominate the public cloud market. AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud represent two-thirds of the public cloud market share.

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Public Cloud Provider Market Share in Q4 2021

The Clarifying Lawful Overseas Use of Data Act or CLOUD Act allows U.S. federal law enforcement to request data from U.S.-based technology companies regardless of geographical location. It means that data hosted in leading cloud companies such as AWS or Azure can by warrant be handed over to the US government. This could represent a sovereignty issue when it is related to sensitive data such as personal information.

As for Chinese companies, there are only a few cases where China compelled public cloud providers to release customer data.

Companies in Lao PDR and the government shall take this risk into consideration when selecting a location to store customer or citizen personal data. The best location will only be to host this data locally with a local company hence solely subject to the local law.

Local Cloud significantly improves user experience

There are two network parameters that impact the performance of web applications. Bandwidth and Latency. A common belief is that the former is the most impactful but it is actually not the case.

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Page Load Time as Bandwidth/Latency Increase

Latency is the time for a packet to leave someone’s computer, reach the destination server and come back. When a user attempts to load a webpage, there are multiple sessions involved hence multiple back and forth between the user computer and the server.

The nearest public cloud provider from Laos is Singapore which represents a return trip of 40-50ms between the local user and the remote server. From a webpage loading perspective, it translates into 1s of load time between the time the user press enters and the time the webpage starts to load. This is quite significant, especially for users that work on business applications such as CRM or ERP which constant interaction to a remote web server.

By hosting a business application locally, the latency can be reduced from 45ms to less than 5ms. The impact on the user experience is immense and for business users, it also means a significant improvement in productivity.

Edge Computing, the future of cloud computing?

According to GlobalData, the market for edge computing in Asia Pacific (APAC) estimated to reach US$5.8bn by 2024, representing a compound annual growth rate of 21 percent over five years.

What Is Edge Computing? Edge computing is a distributed IT architecture that moves computing resources from clouds and data centers as close as possible to the originating source.

To foster the development of edge computing, it is crucial to develop in-country infrastructure. Datacenters of various sizes, fiber networks, local internet exchange. Edge computing in essence is deployed as close to the user as possible. A large data center in the city capital will not be sufficient to deploy edge computing but it is definitely a start.

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Edge Computing Forecasted Value per Industry

Edge Computing enables the development of new applications: Smartgrid, Remote monitoring of assets, Predictive maintenance, In-Hospital Patient Monitoring, Traffic Management, Virtualised radio networks, and 5G, Cloud Gaming…

GDMS, an international company with a local reach

GDMS is the very first cloud service provider in Lao PDR. Our technology stack is deployed in a local data center facility in Vientiane that complies with international standards of availability and performance.

We partner with international vendors to offer cutting-edge cloud services to our customers in Lao PDR.

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We have the ambition to deploy additional cloud availability zones in Lao PDR in the near future to enable Edge Computing Applications.

 

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GDMS Cloud Infrastructure passed CISA audit in Laos

January 26, 2022

Global Digital Management Solutions Laos is proud to announce that it has passed its CISA audit.

For GDMS customers and partners, information system availability is of exceptionally high importance. Passing the CISA audit demonstrates GDMS’s commitment to information system availability also to its continuous improvement of products and services.

To pass the CIA audit, GDMS went through an extensive datacenter-wide audit by CBA. The audit included demonstrating GDMS datacentre and cloud infrastructure in Laos have achieved a high level of availability and performance over the past 6 months, assessed the implications, and have implemented systemized controls to secure business continuity.

The auditor has identified zero shortcomings, which is considered an excellent result. To pass the CISA audit once again, GDMS will need to continuously improve its information system availability and performance going forward.

CISA is world-renowned as the standard of achievement for those who audit, control, monitor, and assess an organization’s information technology and business systems.

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GDMS Webinar: Essential Cloud Management Platform

July 22, 2021
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VMware vCloud Suite is an enterprise-grade cloud infrastructure and management solution that combines the industry-leading VMware vSphere compute virtualization platform and the VMware vRealize Suite multi-cloud management solution, delivering the modern infrastructure automation and operations capabilities you need to deliver traditional and modern infrastructure and apps.

VMware Cloud Foundation supports both traditional enterprise and modern apps and provides a complete set of highly secure software-defined services for compute, storage, network, security, Kubernetes and cloud management Increase enterprise agility and flexibility with consistent infrastructure and operations across private and public clouds.

Please join in to learn More about : managing a private cloud with vRealize Suite and VMware Cloud Foundations capabilities.

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How to choose a Cloud Hosting Provider?

April 27, 2021

Why does the Cloud Hosting provider choice matter?

Migrating business operations, emails, or document storage to the cloud will significantly reduce the cost of running a business, streamline operations, and eliminate the need for in-house IT solutions. 

The right cloud hosting provider should ease remote employee collaboration and access to critical business data. In summary, cloud hosting allows SME and Large Enterprises to focus on their core business, as the cloud hosting provider takes care of all the heavy lifting, and handles the IT infrastructure. 

Today there are many companies offering cloud hosting services, choosing the right provider for your business is a lengthy and complex process. Like any other business, hosting providers have varying aptitudes, services, and expertise. 

The best cloud hosting provider offers secure, reliable, and cost-effective services. 

Here are the top attributes you should look into when choosing a cloud service provider.

1. Security

Before shortlisting any cloud hosting provider, assess your security requirements, and ensure that the security level of your candidate hosting providers is at least equal if not higher to your security terms. 

Besides, it is crucial to have a good understanding of the responsibilities of each party.

You must understand which security features are offered for free, which ones are paid-for features from the hosting provider. 

You should also confirm with the cloud provider that it is compatible with third-party security solutions that you plan to implement in the mid-term as per your IT roadmap.

Find out how GDMS can help you secure your cloud workload with NSX Network and Security Platform.

2. Compliance

When looking for a cloud hosting provider, it is crucial to choose a company that meets your industry-specific compliance needs. 

In Laos, GDMS cloud infrastructure is operated from government data center facilities that comply with international build standards. 

In Myanmar, GDMS cloud infrastructure is hosted in a private data center facility Tier3 by design.

 3. Technologies and Support

Every cloud stack is different. When choosing a cloud hosting provider, ensure that the cloud hosting company uses a cloud infrastructure that is designed for public cloud hosting, is fit for multi-tenancy, with 24/7 vendor support.

Before finally closing the deal with a specific cloud services provider, request to see the architecture design, ask to trial the environment. 

GDMS is a VMware certified cloud service provider, the cloud infrastructure is deployed as per VMware Validated Design ensuring that the cloud stack is built as per industry standard of compliance, security, and reliability.

GDMS also offers migration support and assistance, to make the process easy on your part. 

4. Reliability and Performance

Downtime can lead to significant monetary losses, especially for companies that rely on cloud services to transact. It is crucial to assess the cloud service provider’s reliability. 

To assess the service reliability, ask the cloud provider for its SLA document. 

GDMS offers 99.99% on its cloud infrastructure. We offer a comprehensive and transparent SLA agreement that is proof of our commitment to provide a reliable service to your business.  

Downtimes are inevitable, what matters is how companies deal with the problem and have processes in place to solve it quickly. GDMS follows the ITIL framework for its support process and has a complete escalation chain in place to ensure smooth and rapid recovery in the event of an outage.

5. Self-Service User Interface

When choosing your cloud service provider, make sure that your environment has an out-of-band interface (management portal) for you to access your applications even in case of an issue.

GDMS leverages vCloud Director Self-Service Portal, a powerful management portal designed for service providers willing to offer self-service capabilities to their tenants. With the portal, users can spin up their virtual machines, scale up and down, create networks and security policies without any intervention from the service provider.

Thanks to a policy-driven approach, end users have isolated virtual resources, independent role-based authentication, and fine-grained control. This meets the current market demand in which users request resources without the involvement of the service provider. 

6. Cloud Services

Cloud service providers offer different types of services. The primary kind includes Infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS), Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS), and Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), which many people think of as the cloud. 

The Infrastructure-as-a-service can be cut down into private and public cloud depending on how the infrastructure is shared or managed. GDMS can offer both private and public cloud infrastructure to their customers in Laos and Myanmar.

Public and private cloud offers different levels of privacy, security, and cost suggestions, and can either be managed or unmanaged. GDMS offers by default 24/7 support service. Customers can opt-in for managed services if required. 

7. Experience In Migration, Integration, And Configuration

You need to dig a little deeper to find out exactly how much experience your potential cloud hosting service has. The more competent they are, the more likely there will be processes, measures, and contingencies in place. 

If you want to make your project a success, run smoothly, and almost free from glitches, choose a provider with in-depth experience. 

A solid cloud service provider shall be able to spot potential issues and give you recommendations based on best practices. A reliable cloud provider is passionate about technology and constantly releases new products and services to improve customer experience, service availability, and reliability.

8. Pricing

Before settling on a specific cloud service provider, it is essential to have a solid understanding of the price structure. Many providers will offer low-cost and alluring offers, but the devil is in the details, or in the footnote in our case. Check what services they are offering, review all the price points, and anticipate your growth for the next few years. While it does not mean all affordable cloud services are questionable, they can become extremely expensive in the long run as your estate grows.

GDMS offers a clear and transparent pricing structure with no hidden fees. Our offering including pay as you grow, reserved price as well as burst price option. No matter your company size, we have a pricing model that will suit your budget.

9. Datacenter locations

If you plan to use the VPS as a front-end server for your online customers or end-users then the datacenter locations do matter a lot. 

Even if there is only one location available, there must be one that is close to your visitors. The round trip time between your server can be anything between 10ms and 300ms, 10ms within the country for example, and 300ms between the US east coast and Australia. A typical website will require at least 3 sequential round trips before the first page can begin rendering. That may not be the biggest factor delaying the page display but the impact of round trip time should not be overlooked.

GDMS Cloud Infrastructure is deployed in facilities respectively in Vientiane, Laos, and Yangon, Myanmar. Our data center facilities have been selected for their dense peering with domestic networks to ensure your applications are accessible with low latency no matter from which network you try to connect from.

GDMS also offers CDN (Content Distribution Network) services to cache static files and accelerate the delivery of your web applications. A CDN will improve the user experience and reduce the load on your servers.

Find out more about our VPS solutions in Myanmar

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FInd out more about our cloud backup services

Interested by Colocation? Check out our guide to choose a datacenter facility.

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Protect Your Business with Disaster Recovery as a Service

January 4, 2021

Gartner estimates that the cost of downtime is $5,600 a minute. As you continue to evolve into a digital business, you literally can’t afford for applications to be unavailable. But growing data, increasing the risk of cyberattacks, and more complex regulations make it a struggle to ensure business continuity.

GDMS provides cloud-based disaster recovery that:

  • Gets your mission and business-critical apps protected fast
  • Reduces cost and complexity for disaster recovery
  • Offers flexibility to tailor to your unique needs
  • Works with your VMware environment to streamline operations
  • Accelerates cloud adoption
  • Comply with data sovereignty by keeping your data in-country

We also offer consultative services to improve outcomes and aid you on your journey to protecting the business. Interested? get in touch with us!

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Flexible, cloud-based DR

Flexible off-premises, cloud-based disaster recovery to cloud and between clouds, covers needed hybrid scenarios – designed specifically for your VMware environment.

  • Unified – GDMS DRaaS is a unified solution that allows for fast, efficient disaster recovery from on-premises to cloud as well as cloud to cloud. It is unified for all vSphere clouds, supporting any vSphere site to our Cloud from within your vSphere client via a simple plugin.
  • Cost-Effective – GDMS DRaaS to cloud is much cheaper to manage than trying to create a Disaster Recovery platform yourself; you don’t have to purchase the target hardware and software, and you rent what you need based on usage.
  • Supportable – Your operations teams needn’t learn a new product; it is very intuitive and works inside your existing vSphere-based solutions. You are in charge of our DRaaS solution to cover your business needs.
  • Simple to deploy and simple to use – Deployment is a simple replication virtual appliance. Connect to the endpoint GDMS supply then start replicating and protecting.
  • One View – GDMS DRaaS solution delivers a smooth, integrated experience with VM/vApp context menu actions and protection indication visibility within our platform.
  • Quick to protect – As it is based on vSphere there are no agents to deploy and no host firewall changes, unlike Zerto and other products such as Azure Site Recovery (ASR).
  • Granular Protection – DRaaS works on replication and differential sync between replicants. You can configure your own timeframe for the replicants and differential sync to allow for better granularity and speed of recovery.
  • Suitable – GDMS DRaaS is a VMware mid-tier solution suitable, applicable for most, if not all workloads up to mission-critical. It supports up to a 5 min Recovery Point Objective which is typically good enough when looking at the criticality of most workloads.
  • Long Term protection – GDMS DRaaS doesn’t just offer simple replications that are thrown away, you can also save replicants to meet compliance or any other need for as long as you want, consider it a backup of sorts.
  • Secure – GDMS DRaaS uses SLL to encrypt traffic that is put over the network from source to target to ensure there is no exposure during transit. Also, once in the Virtual Data Center target environment, multi-tenancy isolation from VMware Cloud Director ensures your workloads are separated from everyone else.
  • Domestic – GDMS Cloud Infrastructure is domestic (Laos and Myanmar respectively). By using GDMS Cloud infrastructure, you can be confident that your data will never leave the country.

Streamline cloud migration

Our DRaaS offers dramatically simplified, secure and cost-effective onboarding to cloud, accelerating your migration efforts.

  • Easy – The same mechanisms used for DR processes are highly leverageable to facilitate an easy, fast move to the cloud.
  • Flexible – Migrate and cutover, using a cold (complete offline sync) or warm cutover (differential sync only which is faster and has less downtime).
  • Customizable – Migrate in your maintenance windows; you can run migration jobs scheduled in a maintenance window to avoid business impact. The migration can also re-IP and re network instances at the target site making the move as flexible and seamless as possible.
  • No complex recovery – Unlike solutions that require different hypervisors there are no complex disk conversions or format changes at source and target, making cutover and DR testing simple and real. Lots of other solutions advertise simple DRaaS, but unless the source and target are on the same hypervisor, recovery is never automatic out of the box. The same mechanisms used for DR processes are highly leverageable to facilitate an easy, fast move to the cloud.

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Speed and simplicity

It’s easy to get started with zero capital investment, a short time to being protected, and no new skills required. The ability to add business resilience without increasing your skills gaps overcomes one of the biggest hurdles in adopting new technologies.

  • Your DRaaS VMware-native solution uses the same vSphere replication underlying technology, so no changes are required to on-premises hosts
  • GDMS DRaaS is a self-service offering (and managed service) and will allow you to run replication on your vSphere client to our target cloud or from our target cloud. You have complete synchronous control – you can execute failover from each end and configure from each end too. The same applies to cloud to cloud DR where your only interface is GDMS’s Cloud Director platform.
  • No agents to deploy! Once you have signed up, simply install the vCenter plug-in and deploy the replicator appliance – most of the configuration happens on GDMS’s side; you simply choose what to protect.

Improve business continuity

Disaster recovery is an important part of your business continuity plan. Cloud-based DRaaS provides safety from disasters that may impair your applications and infrastructure.

  • DRaaS is a part of a broader Business Continuity plan, but an essential part. As an essential part it needs regular testing; this should be a best practice for all customers. Testing can be executed easily and simply without impacting existing replications (you are always protected), and is not just a simulation, it is a real copy up and running. Testing is non impactful and completely customizable from the start up order of VMs to modifying networking so as not to clash with other workloads. Testing is in your hands; it’s your business continuity plan, and you are responsible for ensuring it works.
  • Additional professional services are available for business continuity planning, DR onboarding, configuration assistance and more.

Leverage investments / Lower TCO

Streamline DR processes by leveraging existing VMware investments, reducing cost as well as overhead.

Benefit from a subscription-based, competitively priced solution designed with core features to minimize costs.

Managed DR reduces complexity and overhead by having a trusted partner own core DR operational work as well as make sense of regulatory and compliance mandates.

  • Your DRaaS VMware-native solution uses the same vSphere replication underlying technology, so no changes are required to on-premises hosts.
  • Enjoy standard vCenter console for both day-to-day IT operations and your disaster recovery solution, capitalize on your existing skills and resource user interfaces. With flexible target destination resource options and DR functionality tiers you can chose the right combination for your needs.
  • Your cost of ownership is kept to a minimum by only paying for what you consume in normal operation. This will just be storage and bandwidth; in failover events this will involve production compute.
  • Look at your business-critical applications and assign them to a faster Recovery Point Objective, with more granular replications to give you the right level of recovery time and granularity. Remember there is a trade off for mission critical and business critical coverage; the more critical, the more granular the recovery and more cost – not everything needs to be business/mission critical.
  • Lower your bandwidth costs with compression enabled on all replications from your on-premise to our cloud. If you wish you can also schedule the initial sync of VMs to be out of office hours to ensure no interruption to bandwidth in office hours.
  • Chose to save replications at any point in time for any duration, effectively creating a replicant you can recover from any time in the future.

Trusted and secure

Confidently deploy a secure solution with a certified VMware Cloud Provider managing the security.

  • GDMS’s DRaaS is a platform service from VMware and certified for our usage.
  • Built-in security capabilities of our VMware platform at our target cloud but also encryption of data in transit between your site and ours using TLS encryption from end to end.

Fast, non-disruptive DR testing

Backups and DR can be worthless if organizations don’t perform regular validation to ensure they’ll work right when needed. Reduce risk with fast, clean simulated DR testing in minutes that enables regularly scheduled testing required for proper DR planning and validation without impacting your ongoing DR activity… or your IT staff.

  • Testing a VM or vAPP doesn’t impact existing replication and you can test your recovery coverage and capabilities in minutes, not hours.
  • Unlike other DRaaS products, your target cloud is a vSphere-based cloud and hence there is zero conversion needed, minimizing the effort to test and failover and increasing the speed of your recovery to really meet the Recovery Time Objective you want.
  • Test and dispose of – it’s easy to activate the target through a simulated test without impacting ongoing DR replication service; after validating application functionality simply remove the test replica.

Protect collection of VMs (vApps)

Enhanced grouping and protection workflows help preserve recovery priorities and network configurations for virtual apps (vApps), eliminating manual scripting and shortening RTOs.

  • Unified, intelligent recovery of an entire customer-defined VM group within a vAPP.
  • Prioritize boot order of critical machines over less critical VMs; preserve dependencies.
  • Automated transfer of vAPP settings and configurations such as vApp networks, gateways, guest OS customization, and properties from source to destination, drastically reducing the level of effort in recovery.

Bandwidth monitoring

Get visibility into what DR is adding to bandwidth to help troubleshoot latency issues.

  • In the DRaaS UI view real-time and historic bandwidth monitoring for DR processes to help triage latency issues and to keep track of how much bandwidth is being used for replication.
  • Customers have the option to enable data compression before sending data over the network to mitigate performance issues. Customers concerned with the potential impact to system performance, or don’t have bandwidth constraints, have the flexibility to leave this feature turned off.

Capacity reporting

Get visibility into what DR is consuming in terms of storage on the target environment.

  • View dashboards showing your consumption of storage and other Virtual Data Center resources to ensure you remain within the capacity for your replication needs.
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GDMS joins Veeam VCSP Program

July 2, 2020

Global Digital Management Solutions (GDMS), Cloud and ICT service provider in Myanmar, Laos, and Vietnam, today announced it has joined the Veeam Cloud & Service Provider (VCSP) Program. Read more

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