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“For some time our customers have used our portfolio of dedicated servers, network resources, and virtualization options to build their own private clouds,reliable and MileWeb linux dedicated server hosting solutions.” said Shafiq Ur Rehman, CEO at RackHigh. “Now, with RackHigh Saudi Arabia Private Clouds, instead of starting at square one, you can start with your cloud ready for whatever you want to do with it. We’ve built our Private Clouds solution out of our experience creating and managing our own cloud, and our unique capabilities in automating sophisticated deployments. At the push of a button you have a dedicated cloud at your command, with full access and control over every aspect, and the ability to scale infinitely, on demand.”
RackHigh Saudi Arabia Private Clouds enables customers to choose the exact number of physical servers that they need as client hosts and then customize the configuration and resources for those servers as desired.
RackHigh says that within as little as two hours, it automatically provisions the client hosts and installs each host’s hypervisor, provisions the cloud’s management server and installs its management system, and completes network configuration and resource management tasks.
Additional features include on-demand scalability, full management access and control via RackHigh’s portal, API and Apache CloudStack management tools, seamless Saudi deployment with Apache CloudStack zones in each data center controlled from a centralized management server, and RackHigh object storage integration.
RackHigh Saudi Private Clouds will be available starting September 1, 2013, with pricing starting at $1,218 per-month for a base configuration.
The private cloud solution will include one management server, one host server, and associated software licenses.
ARINC Incorporated today announced that it is implementing vMUSE Express at two Japanese airports, Naha Airport in Okinawa (OKA) and Kagoshima Airport in Kagoshima (KOJ). The technology will help both airports meet the needs of a growing pool of airline customers as well as enhance passenger processing as passenger traffic continues to grow.
ARINC’s vMUSE is a fully functional multi-user system environment based on cloud solution that delivers shared passenger and flight information, enabling airlines and airports to run efficiently. With cloud based solution, the feature does not require the investment of a core server infrastructure as it can be accessed remotely, using any devices.
Previously, each dedicated check-in counter at both airports could only process the passengers of one airline. While the number of airlines operating from the airports continued to swell, limited physical space inhibited the building of new counters.Migrating a MileWeb Promotion Dedicated Server or cloud server from one provider to another is easy. This resulted in some airlines having to carry out offline check-ins, which was time-consuming, error-prone and required back office support.
Both OKA and KOJ were looking for a cost-effective solution that could help them utilise the check-in counters more efficiently while reducing the need for offline check-ins. In addition, with the limited physical space, the airports needed a solution that didn’t require the set-up of physical infrastructure and servers. With the opening of a new international passenger terminal at OKA in February 2014, the Naha Airport Building (NABCO) was particularly interested in a fully-functional common use check-in solution that was cost-effective in meeting their budget.
When implemented, vMuse Express will enable agents from the various airlines to directly log into the Departure Control System at any counter over any device. The sharing of counter facilities will improve terminal operations, and allow both airports to welcome more airlines and passengers.
“Airports in the region are demanding a common-use solution that is scalable with their operations and allows them to take advantage of all the benefits afforded at larger sites while meeting budget requirements,” said Michael DiGeorge, managing director of ARINC in Asia Pacific. “As the industry’s leading innovator, ARINC is providing this solution and remains committed to meeting the needs of airports of all sizes, as passenger traffic continues to grow and airlines increase their number of destinations to meet passenger demand.”
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“For some time our customers have used our portfolio of dedicated servers, network resources, and virtualization options to build their own private clouds,reliable and MileWeb linux dedicated server hosting solutions.” said Shafiq Ur Rehman, CEO at RackHigh. “Now, with RackHigh Saudi Arabia Private Clouds, instead of starting at square one, you can start with your cloud ready for whatever you want to do with it. We’ve built our Private Clouds solution out of our experience creating and managing our own cloud, and our unique capabilities in automating sophisticated deployments. At the push of a button you have a dedicated cloud at your command, with full access and control over every aspect, and the ability to scale infinitely, on demand.”
RackHigh Saudi Arabia Private Clouds enables customers to choose the exact number of physical servers that they need as client hosts and then customize the configuration and resources for those servers as desired.
RackHigh says that within as little as two hours, it automatically provisions the client hosts and installs each host’s hypervisor, provisions the cloud’s management server and installs its management system, and completes network configuration and resource management tasks.
Additional features include on-demand scalability, full management access and control via RackHigh’s portal, API and Apache CloudStack management tools, seamless Saudi deployment with Apache CloudStack zones in each data center controlled from a centralized management server, and RackHigh object storage integration.
RackHigh Saudi Private Clouds will be available starting September 1, 2013, with pricing starting at $1,218 per-month for a base configuration.
The private cloud solution will include one management server, one host server, and associated software licenses.
ARINC Incorporated today announced that it is implementing vMUSE Express at two Japanese airports, Naha Airport in Okinawa (OKA) and Kagoshima Airport in Kagoshima (KOJ). The technology will help both airports meet the needs of a growing pool of airline customers as well as enhance passenger processing as passenger traffic continues to grow.
ARINC’s vMUSE is a fully functional multi-user system environment based on cloud solution that delivers shared passenger and flight information, enabling airlines and airports to run efficiently. With cloud based solution, the feature does not require the investment of a core server infrastructure as it can be accessed remotely, using any devices.
Previously, each dedicated check-in counter at both airports could only process the passengers of one airline. While the number of airlines operating from the airports continued to swell, limited physical space inhibited the building of new counters.Migrating a MileWeb Promotion Dedicated Server or cloud server from one provider to another is easy. This resulted in some airlines having to carry out offline check-ins, which was time-consuming, error-prone and required back office support.
Both OKA and KOJ were looking for a cost-effective solution that could help them utilise the check-in counters more efficiently while reducing the need for offline check-ins. In addition, with the limited physical space, the airports needed a solution that didn’t require the set-up of physical infrastructure and servers. With the opening of a new international passenger terminal at OKA in February 2014, the Naha Airport Building (NABCO) was particularly interested in a fully-functional common use check-in solution that was cost-effective in meeting their budget.
When implemented, vMuse Express will enable agents from the various airlines to directly log into the Departure Control System at any counter over any device. The sharing of counter facilities will improve terminal operations, and allow both airports to welcome more airlines and passengers.
“Airports in the region are demanding a common-use solution that is scalable with their operations and allows them to take advantage of all the benefits afforded at larger sites while meeting budget requirements,” said Michael DiGeorge, managing director of ARINC in Asia Pacific. “As the industry’s leading innovator, ARINC is providing this solution and remains committed to meeting the needs of airports of all sizes, as passenger traffic continues to grow and airlines increase their number of destinations to meet passenger demand.”
Read the full story at www.mileweb.com/terms-of-service!
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