Public Enterprise Cloud powered by VMware
With SCTG Enterprise Cloud powered by VMware, you get the familiarity of your on-premise infrastructure backed by our expert cloud operations team.
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VMware cloud pricing
Enterprise Cloud is architected for applications with performance requirements. Get pricing info here.
Small
- 4 vCPUs
- 16 GB memory
- 240 GB disk
- 100 GB data transfer/mo
- VMware licensing
- vCloud Director provisioning and management platform
- Virtual firewall
- Virtual load balancer
- 64 IPSEC tunnels
- 2 usable public IPs
- 24x7x365 phone support
- Network traffic analysis & volumetric DDoS monitoring
- Hardware health monitors
Medium
- 8 vCPUs
- 32 GB memory
- 480 GB disk
- 200 GB data transfer/mo
- VMware licensing
- vCloud Director provisioning and management platform
- Virtual firewall
- Virtual load balancer
- 64 IPSEC tunnels
- 2 usable public IPs
- 24x7x365 phone support
- Network traffic analysis & volumetric DDoS monitoring
- Hardware health monitors
Large
- 16 vCPUs
- 64 GB memory
- 960 GB disk
- 400 GB data transfer/mo
- VMware licensing
- vCloud Director provisioning and management platform
- Virtual firewall
- Virtual load balancer
- 64 IPSEC tunnels
- 2 usable public IPs
- 24x7x365 phone support
- Network traffic analysis & volumetric DDoS monitoring
- Hardware health monitors
Enterprise Cloud support
We completely manage both the hardware and the software tools used to deliver your cloud, including:
- Virtualization platform
- Hypervisor patching and updates
- On-site hardware sparing and maintenance
- Network Operations Center monitoring 24/7
- Firmware patching and updates
- 15-minute ticket response time
10-Gig connectivity between your gear and third-party clouds
24-hour enterprise cloud support from certified technicians
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uptime SLAs on network connectivity and power
Easy Enterprise Cloud strategy and consumption
The SCTG Enterprise Cloud UI has been upgraded to vCloud Director 9.5. The new, HTML5-based interface improves upon homescreen controls, navigation, role-based access controls, and rulemaking. It also includes self-service data protection, disaster recovery, and container orchestration.
FAQs
Where are Enterprise Cloud's availability zones?
Customers can deploy resources across:
- San Jose, California
- Elk Grove Village, Illinois
- Ashburn, Virginia
What are common use cases for Enterprise Cloud computing?
Some of our customers extend their existing services with Enterprise Cloud. They may have Colocation cabinets with us, but they use Enterprise Cloud to spin up VMs for testing. Other times, they use Enterprise Cloud for disaster recovery. Maybe they have a Private Cloud with us in Chicago, and they deploy Enterprise Clouds in Ashburn and San Jose as failover sites.
What compliance coverage does SCTG have?
SCTG is a SOC 2 Type II audited company and PCI-DSS compliant. Our annual SOC 2 Type II audit serves as the foundation for helping customers satisfy vendor management needs and meet their own compliance requirements, including HIPAA.
What if I'm considering a hybrid cloud or multi-cloud architecture?
We can connect traditional dedicated servers, public clouds (ours and/or another provider’s), and private clouds together (hybrid cloud) — or multiple clouds from different providers (multi-cloud).
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Verito Technologies
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