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Back-up

A data backup and recovery system is designed to protect corporate information and IT systems from hardware failures, software errors, data corruption, or accidental deletion. Depending on the software used, it can cover physical servers, virtual machines, databases, applications, and other IT infrastructure components.

Delta Guepard storage systems are suitable for backup infrastructure. The product line covers use cases ranging from backup systems to support for high-load applications. Certain configurations support up to 60 drives, making it possible to build high-capacity storage and expand it as data volumes grow.

The solution architecture is selected based on data volume, backup retention period, backup window, and recovery objectives—RPO and RTO. Dedicated server resources and storage systems make it possible to centralize backups and recover data and services after failures and other incidents.

Storage

SDS (Software-Defined Storage) is an approach to data storage in which storage management is separated from the hardware platform. Specialized software combines server disk resources into a scalable system and manages its capacity and performance.

Delta Computers equipment, including Delta Argut and Delta Marlin disk systems, can serve as the hardware foundation for SDS solutions. Depending on the platform selected, SDS supports block, file, or object access, replication, and distributed storage.

These solutions are used in enterprise storage systems, cloud and virtual infrastructures, backup systems, and other environments with large data volumes. Storage capacity and resources can be expanded as needs grow.

S3 object storage

S3 object storage is designed to store large volumes of unstructured data, including backups, documents, media files, archives, and analytical datasets. Data is stored as objects, and applications access it through the S3 API.

S3 storage is used for backup and archiving, storing data for analytics, and building data lakes. The architecture can scale as information volumes grow.

VDI

VDI (Virtual Desktop Infrastructure) is an infrastructure in which the operating system, applications, and computing processes run on a server, while employees connect remotely to their work environment. Virtual desktops are hosted in a corporate data center or private cloud.

VDI simplifies centralized management of desktops, software, and computing resources. Data and applications can remain within the corporate infrastructure, while employees can access their desktops from various devices.

Delta Computers equipment can be used to build VDI infrastructures for different workloads. For example, Delta Sprut is designed for 3D VDI and graphics-intensive applications.

The server infrastructure configuration is selected based on the number of concurrent users, workload characteristics, performance and data storage requirements, and fault tolerance needs. Scaling makes it possible to add virtual desktops as the organization's needs grow.

Business Intelligence

Business Intelligence (BI) technologies are used to collect, process, and analyze corporate data and prepare reports. BI systems combine information from ERP and CRM systems, databases, and other sources to support management decision-making.

A BI infrastructure may include data loading and transformation processes (ETL/ELT), data warehouses, analytics tools, and interactive dashboards. Centralizing information simplifies work with large datasets and makes analytics more accessible across the organization.

BI systems require high-performance infrastructure capable of processing concurrent queries and scaling as data volumes grow. Delta Computers servers and storage systems can provide the hardware foundation for these solutions, the server portfolio includes platforms for high-load BI systems.

Virtualization

Virtualization enables physical server resources to be distributed among multiple virtual machines, information systems, and applications. The virtualization platform and hypervisor manage CPU resources, memory, storage, and network connections.

Server virtualization helps consolidate workloads, use hardware more efficiently, and manage IT infrastructure centrally. Depending on the platform selected, features may include high-availability clusters, virtual machine migration, backup, and load balancing.

Delta Computers server hardware can provide the hardware foundation for scalable virtual infrastructure. Hardware compatibility with virtualization platforms is confirmed through testing and certification. This architecture is suitable for consolidating corporate information systems, creating private clouds, and building fault-tolerant computing clusters.