Whether you call it the AS/400 or IBM Power, whether you run iSeries, AIX or Linux, the IBM Power platform has long been the cornerstone of IT infrastructures that require stability and reliability. The challenge many companies face is finding access to expertise and solutions designed specifically for this platform. That’s where Racksquared Data Centers comes in. Our experts have extensive experience in designing and implementing customized IBM Power Solutions to meet your business needs. IBM Power in the Cloud, IBM Power Cloud Backup, and IBM Power Disaster Recovery are just a few of the solutions available to keep your business up and running.
Has managing your IBM Power infrastructure become a burden? Consider making the move to IBM Power in the Cloud (for IBMi, AIX, and Linux) where the infrastructure is fully managed, and you only pay for the resources you use.
Is your LTO tape backup system outdated? Make the move to digital backup technology where you will get faster backup and recovery times and a copy of your data in the cloud. Our Cybernetics VTL (Virtual Tape Library) solution makes offsite data backups easy.
Have you struggled to find a cost-effective disaster recovery solution for your IBM Power environment? We offer high availability and reserved hardware disaster recovery solutions designed to meet your business needs and budget.
Do you own equipment but need a better environment? Our data centers provide you with a secure, reliable, and resilient environment for your IBM Power system to keep your business up and running.
Is your business lacking IBM Power expertise? Our IBM Power admins can manage and monitor your system whether it is hosted on-premises or in our data center.
Could you use some assistance with challenges related to your IBM Power environment? Our team of experts have helped companies of all sizes solve their iSeries, AIX, and Linux problems.
Are you currently experiencing system downtime on your IBM Power System? Racksquared has expertise in IBM i (iSeries/AS400), AIX and Linux on call to assist with your recovery. Call or email us now to discuss your needs and how we can help.
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“Our own transition was painless. When we were done, we redirected people to the new server, and the only thing that changed from their perspective was a system name. I was able to call my customers and verify and check in to find that everything worked.”
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“We moved two LPARs from a Power7 in a tier 4 data center to two Power9 servers located in two separate data centers giving us redundancy and data center diversity. After the migration to the cloud, we found application response times are considerably faster than what they were and we’re saving a significant amount of money each month.”
Pay America
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“To me, the migration was a non-event. All the new networking, the new location — all of this happened over a weekend. I don’t think we experienced any downtime. With Racksquared and the Halcyon monitoring services, I always know what’s going on, and that is absolutely amazing.”
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With access to IBM Power expertise, the latest IBM technology, and a secure, reliable, and resilient environment you can rest easy knowing that your system is always up and running.
Racksquared’s IBM i subject matter experts have over 25 years of experience managing and supporting this platform. This team manages, monitors, and supports our infrastructure around the clock.
Racksquared’s IBM i cloud leverages the latest IBM hardware (Power9/Power10) and software. It is updated consistently with the latest versions, so the environment always operates at its best.
Racksquared’s infrastructure is designed to be secure, reliable, and resilient so you can always get to your IBM i systems. When the unexpected happens, we are always ready and prepared.
According to TechTargets, “The term cloud came into widespread use in 2006 when Amazon launched AWS with the Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) service”. Since that time, there have been endless debates as to whether it is better to host IT infrastructure on-premises or in the cloud.
I speak with several companies each week about the prospect of migrating from their on-premises IBM Power server to our cloud environment. A common thread is a focus on the cost of purchasing and maintaining an on-premises server versus the monthly recurring fee of our cloud-based service.
Why haven’t you made the move to IBM Power in the Cloud? Is it because you like the big upfront capital expense and the depreciating asset? Is it because installing PTFs and doing upgrades gives your IT team something to do during slow times?
