Overview
Boston's Cloud Compute offering is based on Supermicro Microcloud™ and incorporates advanced software features to create an Enterprise class cloud solution. Our offering features security, identity and access management in compliance with EU regulations in reference to where your data is held and stored.
The Boston Cloud system is effective for cloud computing, data centre, web hosting and virtualization environments. The benefits of using Microcloud™ for your business is the ability to scale processing capabilities to mirror your requirements; saving you space, power and money.
The solutions can be installed on-premise or off-premise to provide a complete IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service) that can expand online to create a hybrid-cloud. The platforms are ideally suited for host service providers or system integrators wishing to provide a full end to end cloud service with multi-tenancy, metering and billing facilities.
You can run highly sensitive applications in-house and tailor the solution to use external public cloud solutions as needed.
These cloud offerings are sold as pre-configured appliances and are loaded with a cloud operating system ready for use out-of-box, thus providing you a faster time to market.
Key Features
- Intel® Xeon® processor E3-1200 family; socket H2 (LGA 1155)
- 2x 3.5" Hot-swap SATA3 (6 Gbps)
- 1x (x8) PCI-E 2.0 low-profile slot
- Up to 32GB DDR3 ECC UDIMM 1333/1066MHz Memory support; 2 channels
- 2x Intel 82580 GbE LAN ports
- 1x Dedicated LAN for IPMI Remote Management
- 4x 8cm Heavy duty fans with optimal cooling zone
- 1620W Redundant 80Plus Platinum Level power supplies
What's new...
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Boston Quattro 1332-T reviewed by IT Pro
The new Quattro 1332-T showcases Supermicro's MicroCloud initiative and delivers an impressive processing density in a low profile rack chassis. It is based on Supermicro Microcloud™ and incorporates advanced software features to create an Enterprise class cloud solution. In this review, Dave Mitchell finds out if Boston's future looks cloudy.
Date:
16/01/2012
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