Core Values
Delivery
Commitment
Commitment
Commitment
Commitment
Commitment
Processes
Commitment
Integrity
Integrity
Commitment
Integrity
Framework
Choice of Technology
- STABLE – VIRUS FREE : - It sounds like you're referring to a computer system or software being stable and free of viruses. That's great news! Keeping your system stable and virus-free is crucial for optimal performance and security. If you have any questions or need advice on how to maintain that status, feel free to ask!
- Adopted by Global Leaders :- "Adopted by Global Leaders" typically implies widespread acceptance and endorsement of a particular technology, strategy, or initiative by influential figures worldwide, enhancing its credibility and promoting broader adoption on a global scale.
- No Vendor lock-in, No CAL :- "No Vendor Lock-in, No CAL" suggests a technology or service that doesn't tie users to a specific vendor's products and doesn't require Client Access Licenses (CALs), offering greater flexibility and potentially cost savings for users.
- Affordable & Attractive ROI :- "Affordable & Attractive ROI" indicates a product, service, or investment that offers a compelling return on investment (ROI) relative to its cost, making it financially appealing and beneficial for stakeholders.
Services & Solutions
SERVER SOLUTIONS
SERVER SOLUTIONS
SERVER SOLUTIONS
- "Server Solutions" typically refer to hardware, software, and services designed to meet the computing needs of organizations, providing reliability, scalability, and security for data storage, processing, and network management.
HPC
SERVER SOLUTIONS
SERVER SOLUTIONS
- "HPC" stands for High Performance Computing. It refers to the use of supercomputers and computer clusters to solve advanced computational problems that require significant processing power, such as scientific simulations, weather forecasting, and molecular modeling.
VIRTUALIZATION
SERVER SOLUTIONS
MAIL SOLUTIONS
- "Virtualization" is a technology that allows multiple virtual instances of operating systems, applications, or storage devices to run on a single physical hardware platform. It enables more efficient use of hardware resources, better flexibility, and easier management of IT infrastructure.
MAIL SOLUTIONS
SERVER SOLUTIONS
MAIL SOLUTIONS
- "Mail Solutions" typically refers to software or services that manage email communication for individuals or organizations, including email hosting, spam filtering, security features, and integration with other productivity tools.
UPGRADES
BACKUP & RESTORE
UPGRADES
- "Upgrades" refer to improvements or enhancements made to a product, service, or system to increase its functionality, performance, or security. Upgrades often involve installing newer versions of software, hardware components, or firmware to keep technology current and compatible with evolving needs and standards.
SECURITY
BACKUP & RESTORE
UPGRADES
- "Security encompasses a comprehensive set of measures and protocols designed to safeguard digital assets, information, systems, and networks from unauthorized access, data breaches, cyberattacks, and other malicious activities.
DBM
BACKUP & RESTORE
BACKUP & RESTORE
- "DBM" can stand for several things depending on the context. It could refer to "Database Management," "Digital Brand Management," or "DoubleClick Bid Manager," among other possibilities. Could you provide more context or specify which "DBM" you're referring to?
BACKUP & RESTORE
BACKUP & RESTORE
BACKUP & RESTORE
- "Backup and Restore" involves creating duplicate copies of data to protect against loss or corruption and restoring that data to its original state if needed. It's a crucial aspect of data management, ensuring continuity and resilience in the face of accidental deletion, hardware failure, or malicious attacks.
NMS
MIGRATION
NMS
- "NMS" often stands for "Network Management System." It's a software platform used for monitoring, managing, and maintaining computer networks. These systems help administrators detect, diagnose, and resolve network issues, ensuring optimal performance and security.
NOC
MIGRATION
NMS
- "NOC" typically stands for "Network Operations Center." It's a centralized location where IT professionals monitor, manage, and maintain a company's network infrastructure and services. The NOC team is responsible for ensuring the network's uptime, troubleshooting issues, and implementing changes or upgrades to improve performance and security.
CLOUD
MIGRATION
MIGRATION
- "Cloud" refers to the delivery of computing services—such as storage, servers, databases, networking, software, and analytics—over the internet (the cloud). These services are often provided on-demand and can be accessed remotely from anywhere with an internet connection. Cloud computing offers scalability, flexibility, cost-effectivenes
- "Cloud" refers to the delivery of computing services—such as storage, servers, databases, networking, software, and analytics—over the internet (the cloud). These services are often provided on-demand and can be accessed remotely from anywhere with an internet connection. Cloud computing offers scalability, flexibility, cost-effectiveness, and accessibility compared to traditional on-premises IT infrastructure.
MIGRATION
MIGRATION
MIGRATION
- "MIGRATION" typically refers to the process of moving from one system, platform, or environment to another. This could involve transferring data, applications, or other digital assets from on-premises servers to the cloud, upgrading software versions, or switching to a different technology stack. Migration requires careful planning, execu
- "MIGRATION" typically refers to the process of moving from one system, platform, or environment to another. This could involve transferring data, applications, or other digital assets from on-premises servers to the cloud, upgrading software versions, or switching to a different technology stack. Migration requires careful planning, execution, and validation to ensure a smooth transition with minimal disruption to operations.
SDS
MANAGED SERVICES
MANAGED SERVICES
- "SDS" can stand for "Software-Defined Storage." It refers to storage architecture that separates storage hardware from the software that manages it, allowing for more flexible and scalable storage solutions that can be managed programmatically through software interfaces.
MANAGED SERVICES
MANAGED SERVICES
MANAGED SERVICES
- "Managed Services" refers to outsourcing the responsibility for maintaining, monitoring, and managing certain aspects of an organization's IT infrastructure or systems to a third-party service provider. This can include services such as network monitoring, cybersecurity, data backup and recovery, cloud management, and technical support. M
- "Managed Services" refers to outsourcing the responsibility for maintaining, monitoring, and managing certain aspects of an organization's IT infrastructure or systems to a third-party service provider. This can include services such as network monitoring, cybersecurity, data backup and recovery, cloud management, and technical support. Managed services allow businesses to focus on their core activities while leveraging the expertise of external specialists to ensure optimal performance, security, and reliability of their IT environment.
AUTOMATION
MANAGED SERVICES
AUTOMATION
- "Automation" refers to the use of technology to perform tasks or processes with minimal human intervention. It involves the creation and deployment of software, scripts, or robotic systems to automate repetitive tasks, streamline workflows, and improve efficiency in various domains such as manufacturing, IT operations, business processes, and more.
Server Based Solutions
Cluster
- Active – Active Cluster :- "Active-Active Cluster" refers to a high-availability configuration where multiple servers or nodes in a cluster actively handle incoming requests or workloads simultaneously. In this setup, each node is capable of independently processing requests and serving clients, thereby distributing the workload across the cluster and providing redundancy in case of node failures. Active-active clusters are commonly used in environments where continuous availability and scalability are critical requirements.
- Active – Passive Cluster :- "Active-Passive Cluster" refers to a high-availability configuration where one server or node actively handles incoming requests or workloads while another server or node remains in standby mode, ready to take over in case the active node fails. In this setup, only one node actively serves clients at any given time, with the passive node serving as a backup to maintain service availability in the event of a failure.
- Red Hat High Availability :- "Red Hat High Availability" refers to a suite of technologies and tools offered by Red Hat, a leading provider of open-source solutions, designed to ensure continuous availability and reliability of critical applications and services. It includes features such as clustering, failover, load balancing, and resource management to minimize downtime, maximize uptime, and maintain service levels in enterprise environments.
HPC
- Rocks Cluster :- The "Rocks Cluster" is an open-source toolkit for building and managing Linux clusters. It provides a streamlined process for deploying and managing clusters, particularly for high-performance computing (HPC) and scientific computing applications. Rocks Cluster simplifies the installation and configuration of cluster software and services, allowing users to quickly set up and maintain clusters for research, academic, or industrial purposes.
- Bright Cluster Manager :- The "Bright Cluster Manager" is a software solution designed to simplify the deployment, management, and monitoring of high-performance computing (HPC) clusters and big data infrastructure. It provides an integrated platform for provisioning and configuring cluster nodes, managing software packages and updates, monitoring system health and performance, and facilitating workload scheduling and job management. Bright Cluster Manager helps organizations streamline cluster operations, optimize resource utilization, and improve overall productivity in HPC and data-intensive computing environments.
- Open MP :- OpenMP is an Application Program Interface (API) that may be used to explicitly direct multi-threaded, shared memory parallelism in C/C++ programs.
- MPI :- "MPI" stands for Message Passing Interface. It is a standardized and portable parallel programming model used in high-performance computing (HPC) environments for distributed-memory systems. MPI enables communication and coordination among processes running on different compute nodes in a cluster or distributed computing environment. It provides a set of functions and routines for sending and receiving messages, synchronizing processes, and managing data distribution and computation across multiple nodes. MPI is widely used for developing parallel applications in scientific computing, engineering simulations, and other compute-intensive domains where scalability and performance are critical.
- Intel Parallel Studio :- The "Intel Parallel Studio" is a suite of software development tools provided by Intel Corporation. It is designed to help developers create, debug, and optimize high-performance parallel applications for various platforms, including CPUs, GPUs, and accelerators. The suite includes a range of tools for parallel programming, performance analysis, and optimization, such as compilers, libraries, debuggers, profilers, and performance analyzers. Intel Parallel Studio aims to streamline the development process, improve application performance, and leverage the full potential of Intel architectures for parallel computing.
- Workload Manager :- A "Workload Manager" is a software tool or system designed to manage and optimize the distribution of computational tasks or workloads across a computing environment, such as a cluster or data center. It allocates resources, schedules jobs, and monitors their execution to ensure efficient utilization of computing resources while meeting user-defined criteria such as priorities, deadlines, and resource constraints. Workload managers are commonly used in high-performance computing (HPC), cloud computing, and distributed computing environments to maximize throughput, minimize turnaround times, and improve overall system performance.
Directory Services
- Samba :- "Samba" is an open-source software suite that enables interoperability between Unix/Linux and Windows environments. It implements the SMB/CIFS protocol, allowing Unix/Linux systems to act as file and print servers for Windows clients. Samba facilitates file sharing, printer sharing, authentication, and other networking tasks, making it possible for Windows and Unix/Linux systems to coexist and share resources seamlessly on the same network.
- Kerberos :- "Kerberos" is a network authentication protocol that provides secure authentication for client-server applications by using symmetric-key cryptography. It verifies the identities of users and services on a network to ensure secure communication. Kerberos enables single sign-on (SSO), where users can authenticate once and then access multiple services without needing to re-authenticate for each one. It's widely used in enterprise environments to authenticate users and services securely over untrusted networks.
- LDAP :- "LDAP" stands for Lightweight Directory Access Protocol. It is an open, vendor-neutral application protocol used for accessing and maintaining distributed directory information services over a network. LDAP provides a standardized method for querying and modifying directory services, such as user authentication, user attributes, and organizational data. It's commonly used for centralized authentication, directory services, and identity management in enterprise environments.
OS
- RHEL :- "RHEL" stands for Red Hat Enterprise Linux. It is a Linux distribution developed by Red Hat and targeted toward commercial and enterprise environments. RHEL provides a stable, secure, and supported operating system platform for mission-critical applications and workloads. It offers features such as long-term support, enterprise-grade security, scalability, and compatibility with a wide range of hardware and software. RHEL is widely used in data centers, cloud computing environments, and business-critical applications across various industries.
- Suse :- "SUSE" is a Linux distribution developed by the German company SUSE GmbH. It is known for its reliability, scalability, and enterprise-grade features. SUSE offers both community-supported and commercially supported versions of its operating system, catering to a wide range of users from individual enthusiasts to large enterprises. SUSE Linux is used in various environments, including servers, desktops, and cloud computing platforms.
- CentOS :- "CentOS" is a Linux distribution that is built from the same source code as Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL). It aims to provide a free, open-source alternative to RHEL with binary compatibility, stability, and long-term support. CentOS is widely used in server environments, especially in situations where users require RHEL-like features without the associated subscription costs.
- Ubuntu :- "Ubuntu" is a popular Linux distribution based on Debian. It is known for its ease of use, regular release cycle, and strong community support. Ubuntu is widely used in desktop, server, and cloud computing environments. It offers a comprehensive selection of software packages, a user-friendly desktop environment, and long-term support options for stability and reliability.
- HP Ux :- "HP-UX" is a Unix-based operating system developed by Hewlett Packard Enterprise (formerly Hewlett-Packard). It is designed for use on HP's Itanium-based servers and workstations. HP-UX provides features such as high availability, security, scalability, and reliability for mission-critical applications and enterprise environments. It is commonly used in industries such as finance, telecommunications, and manufacturing where stability and performance are paramount.
- IBM Aix :- "IBM AIX" is a Unix-based operating system developed by IBM for its Power Systems servers. It is known for its scalability, reliability, and security features, making it suitable for enterprise-level applications and workloads. AIX supports features such as dynamic resource allocation, virtualization, and high availability clustering. It is widely used in industries such as finance, healthcare, and telecommunications where robust and scalable computing platforms are required.
Web Server
- Proxy Server :- A "Proxy Server" is an intermediary server that sits between a client device, such as a computer or smartphone, and the internet. It acts as a gateway for client requests, forwarding those requests to the appropriate internet resources (such as websites or servers) and returning the responses to the clients. Proxy servers can be used for various purposes, including:
- SFTP server :- "SFTP server" refers to a server that enables secure file transfer using the SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP), providing encrypted data transmission and authentication mechanisms for secure remote file management.
- Apache :- "Apache" typically refers to the Apache HTTP Server, which is an open-source web server software developed and maintained by the Apache Software Foundation. It is one of the most widely used web servers in the world, powering a large percentage of websites on the internet. Apache HTTP Server is known for its stability, reliability, and extensibility, supporting various features such as dynamic content generation, SSL/TLS encryption, virtual hosting, and URL rewriting. It is compatible with multiple operating systems, including Linux, Unix, Windows, and macOS, making it a versatile choice for hosting websites and web applications.
- Nginx :- "Nginx" is a popular open-source web server and reverse proxy server software. It is known for its high performance, scalability, and efficiency in handling concurrent connections and serving static content. Nginx is often used as a front-end web server to handle incoming HTTP requests and distribute them to backend servers or applications. It also offers features such as load balancing, SSL/TLS termination, caching, and URL rewriting. Nginx is widely used in production environments to improve website performance, reliability, and security.