IT Infrastructure in Mining Industry – Ease Business with Seamless Server Provisioning
Business Value Delivered
The client approached Veritis for the provisioning of their Linux servers, globally. In coordination with the client’s global resources, Veritis Linux experts performed day-to-day administration and worked on implementing servers, automating daily server admin tasks, while being available for Linux on-call rotation and more.
Veritis team had an exciting challenge/ went the extra mile to ensure round-the-clock services globally, even in the absence of the regional admin monitoring activity.
Client Profile
The client is a global manufacturing company with services catering to a wide range of industries, such as automotive, commercial solutions, communications, design and more. It was featured among the Forbes most reputed companies for 2018.
Key Requirement
The client required Linux support for their global server team and application teams to ensure smooth business operations, globally.
Veritis Approach
Veritis provided the client with Linux resources to perform day-to-day as Linux admins.
The project’s scope involved working with global resources to implement servers, automation of daily server admin tasks, on-call rotation, coordinating request changes, and minimizing the business impact of those changes.
Our team of experts used the Linux and Red Hat platforms to provision admin-related tasks and tools including ITSM and Ansible to provision end-user IT services and application deployment within the framework of the project. Our AWS experts helped the process by provisioning a database on RDS. We used ECR as a docker registry and S3 for file storage. CloudWatch was used for logging requirements.
Benefits to Client
The client is now able to run critical business applications and database smoothly. Automation, IT infrastructure support, security incorporation are among some of the benefits received from Veritis engagement in the project.
Environment / Technologies / Tools
ITSM, VMware, CyberArk, Centrify, Ansible, Red Hat
