Most of our Private Cloud Solutions are delivered as what is known as ‘Infrastructure as a Service’ or IaaS. This means that we do the engineering, lease the infrastructure, deploy it and maintain it such that our clients can get on with business quickly and effectively without any fuss. And as their business grows they know that there is capacity available to them on demand. A Private Cloud Solution from Rightsize is as close as it gets to owning your own private cloud infrastructure without the associated investment or operational challenges.
This type of offering has proven to be a natural and comfortable progression for our clients. They get access to a highly integrated Private Cloud Platform built on technology from leading vendors such as Cisco, Fortinet, IBM and EMC without the CAPEX costs whilst maintaining complete visibility and control at a software level. Rightsize is able to leverage its partnerships with VMware & Microsoft to load up the necessary software, incorporating the licensing into the monthly service fees, then providing administrator level access to you. Rightsize also supports less commercial Linux distributions such as Centos, Fedora and Debian, which may be well suited to many requirements.
When buying a Private Cloud Solution from Rightsize clients can rest assured that it has been carefully designed to deliver the performance, scalability and security that they need. Each element of the solution has a high level of fault tolerance and is based on best-of-breed infrastructure and software from leading vendors. These elements lock together to form a tightly integrated solution that is supported end-to-end by Rightsize and backed by industry leading SLA’s.
Services
- VMware Cloud
- Cloud Routers
- Fortigate Access Protection
- Access Bonding
- Physical Colocation
- Cross Connects
Organisations of all sizes are beginning to see significant appeal in cloud computing. They want to consolidate, leveraging virtualisation to generate cost efficiencies and increase flexibility. They want to reduce the need for capital expenditure. And they want the agility that comes with being able to dial up capacity on demand.
Rightsize Virtual Server is a leading-edge cloud computing platform that offers the ability to provision servers quickly and effectively, eliminate the need to purchase expensive equipment and achieve operating costs that are not possible with traditional hosting models. And with Rightsize Virtual server it is easy to scale up memory, processor and storage capacity as required, again without incurring any capital costs.
The Rightsize Virtual Server platform has been engineered to deliver an ideal hosting environment for SME and Enterprise customers. For optimal performance and peace of mind, the core components of Rightsize Virtual Server are Intel servers from IBM, Unified Storage from EMC and the industry-leading VMware vSphere ESXi hypervisor.
Situated adjacent to the core of Rightsize’ Next-Generation MPLS Network, the Rightsize Virtual Server platform is ideally positioned to provide direct high-speed connectivity to the Internet via Rightsize’ fault tolerant Tier-1 Internet connections as well as direct high-speed connectivity to Rightsize Private IP Network services.
By integrating Managed Firewall into the solution Rightsize is able to deliver industry leading security to protect your servers. Built on the world-leading FortiGate UTM (Unified Threat Management) platform, Rightsize Managed Firewall offers hardware accelerated performance, the flexibility of multiple network interfaces (e.g. Internet, DMZ and VPN), secure remote access via IPSec and SSL, pass-through authentication (e.g. via Windows AD) and even WAN optimisation.
And for data protection and peace of mind, Rightsize Managed Backup can be integrated into the solution. It takes full image level backups of each virtual server such that individual files or indeed an entire virtual machine can be recovered quickly and effectively. Rightsize Managed Backup is based on Veeam, the leading backup platform for VMware ESXi environments.