Self-Healing Cloud Servers

Self-Healing

VMware vSphere operates on our Cloud of Core i7 Nehalem Cloud Machines, operating on different power grids / feeds in the data center.
All client data is stored on four, Fault-Tolerant, Clustered 15K iSCSI SANs. Our current utilization is approximately 20% of our 40+TB Enterprise SAN.
Network route optimization is achieved through a BGP-4 Fully Redundant Gigabit Network with six Tier-1 Bandwidth Providers; providing an excellent geographically dispersed data carrier route to and from the data center.

How Do Self-Healing Servers Work?

Cloud Host "A" fails, thus affecting your server - Cloud Server 1 running on it.
Your Cloud Server is re-provisioned almost instantaneously to Cloud Hosts B, C, D or ..... Z (as appropriate).
Your Cloud Server 1 comes back online with a very short interruption (2 minute interruption on switch-over).
Once the original cloud host "A" s back online, your Cloud Server 1 is re-provisioned in real-time back to Cloud Host "A"(2 minute interruption on switch-back).

Power Grid "A" - coming from the south of the facility from one utility provider, fails, and affects Cloud Host "A" which was being fed power from this supply grid.
Your cloud server is re-provisioned in real-time to Cloud Host "D" which is being supplied power from a utility company from the north of the facility, Power Grid "B".
Eventually, the power supply is restored from the utility company from the south of the facility, and Power Grid "A" comes back online.
Your Cloud Server 1 is then re-provisioned in real-time back to Cloud Host "A" supplied by Power Grid "A" (2 minute interruption on switch-back).

When High Availability would be necessary -

Cloud Host "A" is nearing CPU capacity due to a heavy customer server loads.
Your Cloud Server 1 is automatically migrated in real-time to the least utilized Cloud Host in the cluster, seamlessly.

Archives & Data Backups

FREE matching backup space on a RAID-6 platform separate from the iSCSI SAN to your SAN disk space.
RSync-able backup space can be used as an NAS mount and act as a second hard disk (if you require).

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