DATACENTER
IT for agile enterprises
From analysis of the initial situation to consulting and modernization of the data center infrastructure and IT operations, byterunner supports its customers with services, technologies and the experience gained from hundreds of successful projects.
byterunner specialists are masters of cutting-edge technologies and are familiar with IT operations and their organization. But they are also contact persons for business processes and business contexts.
For our customers, we design future-proof, high-performance data center solutions that flexibly adapt to business requirements and are economical to operate.
The heart of the IT infrastructure
Modern data centers have evolved enormously in recent years and place high demands on IT. Companies need future-proof solutions for rapidly growing data volumes and at the same time have a high demand for resources. In addition, the requirements for data security (DSGVO) and availability are constantly increasing.
Internal IT departments are increasingly reaching their limits due to the growing demands. However, the performance of IT operations has a decisive influence on competitiveness and the service that companies can offer their customers.
One solution is offered by cloud computing providers, who offer many IT services “on demand”. The cloud includes flexible solutions when it comes to IT infrastructure, computing power and resources. This diversity allows companies more room for individual solutions and increases the flexibility and scalability of all services.
For companies, a holistic data center strategy is therefore becoming increasingly relevant. With byterunner, you can concentrate on your core business. Because we take care of your IT.
Realize moderne ITMinimal risks. | The motivation to MODERNIZE the DATACENTER can be manifold and has NOTHING TO DO WITH TECHNOLOGY: The FEEDBACK OF THE STAFF DEPARTMENT that urgently needed administrators are not to be found. THE DEPARTMENT’S REASON that urgently needed applications are easier to obtain from the cloud. Or the COMPLAINT FROM CONTROLLING about the data center being the culprit for the much too high electricity bill. We combine the best from different manufacturers. byterunner analyzes your requirements and implements THE FIT DATACENTER for your company. Our experts support you not only in IMPLEMENTATION and MIGRATION up to the OPERATION, but also accompany your IT in the DAILY OPERATION. |
Agile IT is a must!The fact is that agility is the prerequisite for meeting the new requirements in the context of digitalization. | Only if the IT organization works AGIL can the modernization of the IT infrastructure become a SUCCESS. But the interests – and fears – of those involved are heterogeneous: Administrators who fear for their jobs, business departments for whom CHANGE IS NEVER FAST ENOUGH, and HIGH COST PRESSURE. Properly organized, the productivity of IT and business departments increases. In addition, companies realize significant cost savings through modern IT. byterunner is a competent partner when it comes to THE CORRECT ORGANIZATION OF IT OPERATIONS. We help our customers to overcome the traditional division of labor and to harmonize business departments and IT. Due to our deep BUSINESS KNOW-HOW we are also an experienced consultant when it comes to PLANNING and BUDGETING of IT. . |
Cloud first?According to Gartner, 60% of organizations that have adopted a cloud-first strategy will replace it with a cloud-smart strategy by 2023. | CLOUD POLARIZED. “Cloud first!” proclaim the progressives. “Our data to the cloud – never!” cry the skeptics. “It depends”, is the conclusion of a report by the American analyst firm Moor Insight & Strategy and postulates the change FROM “CLOUD FIRST” TO “CLOUD IF”, namely when it fits the TASK POSITION AND BUSINESS STRATEGY of the company. IT DEXTERITY is all about choosing THE RIGHT INFRASTRUCTURE for each WORKLOAD to run on: On-Premises, hybrid or in the cloud. Consequently, Moor Insight & Strategy analysts argue, “Cloud is a tool, not a strategy.” “THE WORLD IS HYBRID,” we byterunner are convinced. For our customers, we CREATE, REALIZE AND OPERATE IT in the cloud, in our own data center or on-premises. Depending on what is THE FIT SOLUTION for the requirements of the respective customer . |
What are the different types of data centers?
In a classic data center, the operator and user of the data center are identical. The data center can be located within the enterprise or at an off-site location. Often, enterprise data centers have subordinate data centers located at different sites to support key functions of the enterprise.
Building data centers within an enterprise requires high capital investment, regular maintenance, and time and technical expertise
Cloud data centers are now among the most popular data centers and are suitable for almost every company. They enable secure and flexible IT operations that enable agile working. It is a virtual data center that is operated and managed by a cloud service provider.
Cloud data centers can be divided into public and private clouds. While public cloud providers such as Microsoft Azure offer resources over the Internet, private cloud providers give their customers access to customized private clouds.
Compared to physical data centers, cloud data centers offer many advantages. For example, their use is cost-effective and free of maintenance requirements. Their services are also easy to scale and offer companies a high degree of flexibility.
With a managed data center, companies can rent computers, data storage and other related services from a third-party provider. The data center operator owns the equipment, programs and basic software provided. It also handles the maintenance and security of the equipment and provides regular updates.
Often, cloud or colocation providers offer managed services for their data centers. A managed data center can be either partially or fully managed by the provider.
Colocation data centers are also an attractive option for companies that cannot or do not want to operate their own data centers. Instead, they pay a provider to house their computing technology. Unlike Managed Datacenter, however, they only pay for the space – the hardware is provided by the company itself.
Edge data centers are smaller facilities that are located closer to the customers a company serves. Edge data centers enable faster local service by bringing compute closer to systems that generate data. Typically, edge data centers are connected to a centralized, traditional data center.