Evaluación de resiliencia híbrida

Today, many organizations have created complex infrastructures comprised of multiple data centers, colocation facilities and the cloud. These same organizations have distributed their core IT business services across hybrid structures, greatly reducing their control and visibility in the process.

Our Hybrid Resiliency Assessment is designed to provide IT executives and staff a deep evaluation of risks and expected performance of critical services which span data centers, colocation facilities and the cloud.

A CIO who might previously have implemented a service under their own control in a Tier III or Tier IV data center now has to contend with hybrid that combines their own IT resources with multiple cloud services.

Resilience is no longer about building a reliable data center. It's about whether you yourself are managing a reiliable service, constructed from multiple components.

Peter Judge, Global Editor, DatacenterDynamics
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Has Hybrid Adoption Introduced Unknown Risks In Your Organization?

IT Outages Attributable to Infrastructure Failures by Cloud & Colocation Suppliers

With hybrid infrastructure adoption, your colocation and cloud partners become a key part of your mission-critical infrastructure.

Have you holistically assessed the risk to your organization of a major partner outage or service degradation event?

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Causes & Consequences of Data Center Outages in 2017

IT Executives Reporting Increased Concern Over Outages vs. 12 Months Ago

Cloud and colocation adoption is skyrocketing at the same time that IT outages are becoming more costly than ever before.

Partner SLAs outline contractual obligations in the event of an outage, but who is ultimately responsible for protecting your enterprise's brand and reputation?

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Uptime Institute's 2017 Data Center Industry Survey Results

Cloud Customers Who Have Been With Their Provider For Less Than 24 Months

While owned and operated infrastructure is battle-tested, many hybrid infrastructure deployments are new.

How will your new providers perform when it matters most?

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Cloud Adoption Data and Guidance

An Independent Evaluation of an Organization’s Hybrid Infrastructure

Quantify Risk

Our Hybrid Resiliency Assessment studies the composition and interactions between the various sub-systems in your hybrid architecture, and evaluates each sub-system on how it behaves in a combined service delivery system.

Assess Resiliency

Our Hybrid Resiliency Assessment provides IT executives and staff with a holistic resiliency assessment at the application and service level, regardless of the composition of the underlying platforms involved. This enables direct alignment between business requirements and the hybrid platform.

Take Action

Our Hybrid Resiliency Assessment culminates with an in-depth resiliency report delivered to the client covering the expected performance of specific business services along with a listing of vulnerabilities and practical recommendations for improvement.

Five Elements of the Hybrid Resiliency Assessment

Organization

Organizational structure to align resilience capabilities to business priorities.

Solicitud

Mapping dependencies and investment priorities to business needs.

Platform

Evaluating platform performance, driving visibility and control of IT services.

Red

Assessing network architecture, redundancy and performance testing processes.

Data Center

Matching infrastructure redundancy and operational rigor to workload priority.

Outlining the Assessment Process

Phase 1

Data Gathering

Uptime Institute consultants will collect data about your organizational structure, hybrid IT infrastructure and resiliency objectives. This initial phase is meant to identify current state of hybrid infrastructure, identify third party service & partner dependencies and identify key stakeholders in preparation for on-site workshop.

Phase 2

On-Site Discussions

Uptime Institute consultants will conduct in-depth on site reviews with key stakeholders to understand business objectives, map existing architectures, quantify organizational risk tolerance, identify critical services and review IT management and operations processes.

Phase 3

Delivery of Assessment

Uptime Institute consultants will prepare an in-depth report covering the expected performance of specific business services as well as deliver a score card of hybrid resiliency effectiveness aligned around the five focus areas of the assessment.