Aquarius and Rustek: PAK server virtualization

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2021: Creating PAC Server Virtualization

On October 28, 2021, the company SBClaud (formerly - Ai-Teko New Engineering Technologies, Novinteh) announced that "" and Aquarius"" (Aiteko Group RUSTEK of Companies) created import-independent PAK. server virtualizations

The virtualization complex is a completely Russian product "out of the box" and can be integrated into the infrastructure of customers, including government organizations, with minimal settings.

The joint project of the IT equipment manufacturer Aquarius and the software developer RUSTEK (Aiteko Group of Companies) was implemented as part of the Government's import substitution program.

The results obtained during the functional and load tests confirmed the compliance of the software and hardware complex with the needs and tasks of large Russian companies in the field of IT infrastructure management. Combining the software and hardware layer in a single package allows customers to get the optimal product in terms of functionality and cost. The service is carried out from one window, the resolution of emerging issues goes through a single supplier, which is responsible for the PAC performance. Customer companies get PAK ready for operation. This significantly reduces the time required to configure and integrate a solution into an existing infrastructure. Scaling can be done at the level of individual PAC components, for example, servers, switches, depending on the tasks set.

All PAK server and software components are domestic developments and are included in the Register of Russian Industrial Products of the Ministry of Industry and Trade and in the Register of Domestic Software of the Ministry of Communications, respectively.

The combination of the highly reliable virtualization platform 'RUSTEK' with equipment from the grandee in the field of development and production of IT equipment of Aquarius allows you to use PAK even in the most critical systems of our customers, "said Georgy Megrelishvili, General Director of RUSTEK (Aiteko Group of Companies).