Cloud And Data Company ESDS Partners With NetApp

Cloud and Data Centre service provider ESDS Software Solution has announced a partnership with NetApp, an American computer storage and data management company. The partnership is expected to help ESDS emerge as the preferred choice for Managed Data Centre Services and Auto-Scalable Cloud solutions for its customers.

ESDS says that it was looking out for a fully integrated solution that could consistently deliver high performance with low latency and also provide with high capacity that is designed to scale out without disruption. The company claims that with NetApp’s fully integrated solution that comes with a single management window for the entire setup, it was able to save cost and establish itself as the early innovator in the global cloud space.

“It was a challenge for us to find the right player that would help us set up an Enterprise storage system to achieve high performance with low latency and also provide high capacity that could scale out without disruption. Our concept of Floating Virtual Machine across Data Centre’s is a very unique and innovative concept, therefore, the Storage technology required to make this concept successful had to be scalable and flexible. NetApp has helped us to find exactly what we were looking for and we are hopeful of reducing costs as we go along,” said Piyush Somani, Founder and CEO, ESDS.

ESDS currently hosts more than 2 million websites and boasts of creating a patented cloud platform which has real time auto-scaling feature for compute resources.

Speaking about the partnership, Anil Valluri, President, NetApp India & SAARC said, “Once we understood the innovative floating Virtual Machine concept developed by ESDS, we demonstrated the ability to cater to its current and future needs that primarily revolved around cloud and agility. Our solutions such as cDOT and AFF resonated well with their needs and we are confident that the deployment of these solutions will help them reap the benefits to attain maximum efficiency.”