Web Hosting Leader CentriLogic Enhances Enterprise Cloud...

Web Hosting Leader CentriLogic Enhances Enterprise Cloud, knowledge Center Services

CentriLogic has boosted the cloud hosting services it provides from its Canadian and US-based knowledge centres.
The company’s increased International multi-zone Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) Cloud giving is intended to support enterprise shoppers with heavier knowledge needs likewise as addressing cross-border regulative and compliance issues arising from legislation as well as PIPEDA and also the USA nationalist Act.
CentriLogic chief operating officer, Henry Martyn Robert Offley elaborates: “CentriLogic’s enterprise-class cloud giving places USA during a distinctive position relative to existing webscale cloud services from suppliers like Amazon and Rackspace Hosting thanks to its hybrid hosting and cross-border capabilities. Our hybrid approach addresses needs from new and existing customers to mix cloud services with existing physical hosting environments among our international knowledge centres, guaranteeing a sleek migration of their enterprise-class workloads to the cloud.”
The company’s strength is combining components of physical net hosting, virtual hosting, and managed services and making a versatile hybrid answer meshed towards a client’s application and employment needs. By facilitating a gradual migration path to the cloud, customers will connect their current net hosting infrastructure to the CentriLogic cloud among a similar knowledge centre.
Offley adds that CentriLogic’s international cloud answer has been deployed on Citrix CloudPlatform, hopped-up by Apache Cloudstack, and provides customers with on-demand, self-service computing capabilities via a custom net portal and sturdy web-based API.
Customers mistreatment the new cloud service could choose from an inventory of geographically-bound availableness zones settled among CentriLogic’s Canadian and USA knowledge centres to create positive company knowledge doesn't reside outside of a selected privacy jurisdiction.
CentriLogic plans to launch an analogous UK-based cloud service this summer.