Dynamic Services for Infrastructure Computing power at the push of a button

Time and again, companies  need to increase their computing power for test and development projects, training purposes or to meet peak loads. Companies can book and cancel extra capacity from the cloud as needed.

Companies used to have to set up their computing and storage capacities at a maximum right from the start or be able to quickly increase those capacities. That is expensive since it also involves costs for operation, maintenance and updates. IDC and Forrester calculate that energy costs per 1,000 servers add up to € 270.000 per year, for example. What's more, test and development projects are costly in terms of funding and personnel and require companies to modify their corporate structures.

With Dynamic Services for Infrastructure (DSI), T-Systems offers large enterprises computing and storage capacities from a private cloud as infrastructure as a service (IaaS). Customers can use a self-service portal to configure the virtual servers they need themselves, to adjust the number of resources at any time and to manage users and user rights. They only pay for capacities they actually use. Cloud resources are connected to the intranet via a dedicated, secure MPLS connection, which guarantees high availability.