ZStack Cloud Platform
Single Server, Free Trial for One Year
Business Challenges
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High infrastructure investment costs
Rapid business growth requires large-scale computing, storage, and other resources, but these resources cannot be fully utilized and their potential efficiency cannot be realized in the data center, resulting in a dual waste of resources and funds.
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The infrastructure lacks flexibility for scaling
The rapid changes in internet services, along with technology or application architecture upgrades, can exert significant pressure on the infrastructure layer. Operations such as hardware expansion and network transformation are complex and can impact business operations.
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The demand for cloud computing resources is flexible.
In cloud computing applications, product iterations and upgrades occur rapidly, and there are numerous development and testing environments. IT needs to respond promptly to the demands of product development and testing, which traditional resource management methods simply cannot meet.
Solution Architecture
Solution Value
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Enhanced Resource Utilization
Cloud platforms can fully utilize existing server resources and also interface with centralized storage. This not only protects existing IT resource investments but also reduces the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)
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Simplified Deployment and Maintenance
Cloud platforms support productized deployment with an intelligent UI guide, allowing users to complete setup within 30 minutes without complex configurations or specialized skills. Additionally, the platform features automatic monitoring and alert capabilities, enabling real-time monitoring of the cloud platform’s operational status.
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Flexible and Rapid Delivery with Full API
Open API interfaces enable business applications to quickly integrate with cloud infrastructure, helping users build an integrated data application system from applications to infrastructure.
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Strong Elastic Scaling Capabilities
Cloud platforms support elastic scaling, automatically adjusting resource configurations based on load conditions. This increases resources during peak periods to meet demand and reduces resources during low load periods to save costs.
