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Item 26 - Agreement with Allied Network Solutions, Inc. for Adobe Software and Subscription
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SOLICITATION # CH16012 <br />by leveraging an enterprise -grade cloud architecture and a dedicated database and application set <br />per instance. This gives ServiceNow customers cost reduction through shared infrastructure, while <br />having the security benefits of customer -specific isolation at the application and data layers. In <br />addition to the security features that come standard within the platform and each customer <br />instance, customers can leverage the additional security features within ServiceNow to augment <br />the security configuration of their instances based on their own needs and risk profile. <br />Customers share a hardware platform (no virtualization), but access entirely separate individual <br />instances of the ServiceNow platform. <br />Docusi n <br />QTS <br />Resource pooling. The provider's computing resources are pooled to serve multiple consumers <br />using a multi -tenant model, with different physical and virtual resources dynamically assigned and <br />reassigned according to consumer demand. There is a sense of location independence in that the <br />customer generally has no control or knowledge over the exact location of the provided resources <br />but may be able to specify location at a higher level of abstraction (e.g., country, state, or <br />datacenter). Examples of resources include storage, processing, memory, and network bandwidth. <br />SAP <br />Ariba <br />Ariba recognizes that customers need the highest -possible availability and <br />reliability. To that end, Ariba infrastructure is scalable and redundant at all <br />tiers. To provide high availability and reliability, Ariba has extensive error <br />handling and fail -over capabilities. In order to ensure the highest availability, <br />Ariba uses such best practices as frequent systems backup and maintenance, <br />redundant systems, proactive customer notification of unplanned down -time <br />and international support coverage. <br />Fieldglass <br />Fieldglass is offered in a SaaS model. All customers access the same <br />Fieldglass application version in a multi -tenancy database. The system is <br />hosted in a secure hosting facility. All system resources are available to all <br />customers without limitation. <br />Hanna <br />SAP HEC does not pool resources for critical business systems as it's a <br />managed private cloud, which is dedicated to one particular customer. <br />However, network routers, availability reporting & monitoring could be shared. <br />Details can be provided during HEC technical assessment workshop. <br />Hybris <br />All computing resources of the data centers are pooled to serve multiple <br />customers. Each customer gets their own separate VM's and their own <br />instances of hybris deployed to those VM's. <br />SuccessFactors <br />Load Balancing & Server Clustering — We load balance at every tier in the <br />infrastructure, from the network to the database servers. Application server <br />clusters are enabled so that servers can fail without interrupting the user <br />experience. Database servers are clustered for failover. We maintain an N+1 <br />approach for all equipment in its hosted environment, so that there is never a <br />single point of failure. <br />Complete Redundancy - Every infrastructure component is redundant. There <br />are at least two of each hardware component that processes the flow and <br />storage of data. <br />Backup & Restore - the Data center runs full data backups weekly and <br />incremental data backups nightly. <br />VMware <br />All VMware's IaaS products comply with the Resource Pooling characteristic (except for the Hybrid <br />Cloud Manager which is Not Applicable). vCloud Air provides a pool of vCPU, vRAM, Network and <br />storage on the shared physical infrastructure. vCloud Air provides the required location <br />independence and requires that the customer directly specify location of the datacenter that will <br />host their cloud at time of instantiation. Note VMware's SaaS is also Not Applicable. <br />FireEye <br />The FireEye cloud infrastructures consists of web and application servers, operating systems, and <br />databases in a hosted environment and are comprised of both physical and virtual devices. <br />carahsoft 32 carahsoft <br />
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