InfraGEN

Compart's planning and solution paradigm
for IT/IoT infrastructures

Every company is unique and must meet a wide variety of IT/IoT infrastructure requirements as part of its digital transformation. The challenge lies in the unpredictable—what is right today may need to be quickly adaptable in the near future.
To provide a reliable path forward for mid-sized organizations, Compart has developed a digital agenda—a planning and solution paradigm for infrastructure platforms—that guarantees organizations optimal operational and investment security!

InfraGEN stands for six relevant building blocks (genes) of an IT/IoT infrastructure solution that, like DNA, work together to define a high-performance solution.

All hardware and software solutions used by Compart must fully meet these requirements in every respect.

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the six indicators

DATA SECURITY.
RESILIENCE.
SOLUTION ELASTICITY.
EASE OF USE.
COST-EFFICIENCY.
ECOLOGICAL FOOTPRINT.

DATA SECURITY.

1. Data integrity at rest and in transit

  • Protection against tampering, e.g., by ransomware
  • Encryption

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2. Disaster Recovery

  • Retention of data images for rapid service recovery (minutes to restore failed services to operation)

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3. Audit compliance

  • Data versioning
  • immutable backups

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4. Hyper-segmentation

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RESILIENCE.

High-availability scenarios

  • Geo-redundancy across different fire zones/locations
  • automated service migration scenarios

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SOLUTION ELASTICITY.

  • Rapid integration of current and future services:
    ‍Simple usability relieves the burden on administration and allows resources to be shifted to operational business, enabling faster responses to new requirements.
  • ‍Scalability
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    Infrastructure that is always easily and quickly scalable horizontally or vertically during operation

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SIMPLE USABILITY

  • High degree of automation, e.g., fabric (L2/L3) in data networking
  • Easy-to-use management console
  • Automated backend processes (e.g., SAN provisioning, tiering, etc.)

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ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY

CapEx

  • Investments must take into account sustainable and efficiency-determining components that impact an expanded and comprehensive TCO approach.

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OpEx

  • Savings through drastically reduced maintenance and administrative effort
  • Savings through early detection of potential failures
  • Savings through highly efficient use of existing resources (e.g., deduplication, compression, etc.)

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ECOLOGICAL FOOTPRINT

Climate-neutral operations have become the goal for numerous companies. The power consumption of IT infrastructure, including data centers, is a decisive indicator in this regard. Consequently, the environmentally friendly use of resources through reduction and avoidance is becoming increasingly important.

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Infrastructure platforms always fulfill these functions:

  • Storage instance
  • Compute instance
  • Data Networking
  • Security