Data Center as a Service

Despite the attraction of moving resources to public cloud providers, many companies are still wary of giving up the control of maintaining their own private cloud. In some cases, it simply makes more sense to store business-critical data and processes in a private cloud environment. For these companies, hybrid cloud architectures implemented through a colocation provider offer an ideal solution. By combining the scalable flexibility of the public cloud with the increased security and control of a private cloud, hybrid cloud environments simplify the transport of data and applications between the two as needed over encrypted connections that limit exposure.

Basically, by offloading the IT infrastructure to a data center, the Data Center Provider allows companies to significantly reduce capital costs. They can also make sure they don’t burden themselves with unnecessary costs, paying only for the capacity they need based on their short- and long-term needs. For companies looking to scale their data operations over time, Data Center Providers’ options allow them to get started right away, rather than waiting until they are able to make an investment. Every moment they spend waiting to act is a time when their competitors are potentially overtaking them.

Data centers are designed from the ground up to deliver unmatched, continuous uptime. This is critical for companies that rely on reliable networks to provide customer services. In addition to significant financial costs, unexpected downtime can cause serious damage even to an established business. Relying solely on the public cloud leaves companies exposed to disruption, rendering them powerless and with no alternative. With hybrid or multi-cloud DCaaS architecture within a colocation data center, a combination of backup and redundancy offers flexibility that allows companies to keep their services up and running.

Scalability is always a problem for IT infrastructures. It is one thing for a company to plan to expand its services, but increasing the server and processing capacity to accomplish those plans is another thing. For companies operating within their own private data center, their growth potential is forever limited by their existing IT infrastructure; if they don’t have the ability to expand operations, they simply can’t. By partnering with a colocation data center through a DCaaS relationship, companies can ensure they get the IT resources they need at the exact time they need them.

In addition to providing superior uptime, T.net is committed to maintaining the highest levels of security for its customers. When a company enters into a relationship with a data center, it doesn’t just get access to equipment; it is also entering a network environment built to ensure maximum security on both the physical and digital fronts. From proactive cyberthreat protections like Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks to protecting perimeters and server rooms, data centers are the modern strongholds of the digital age.