This is a solution that helps improve end-user experience, optimize costs, ensure connectivity, data availability for the system and enhance data security for businesses nationwide.
VNG Cloud, a cloud infrastructure solution provider under the VNG Digital Business division, has just officially launched Vietnam's first multi-regional cloud computing infrastructure in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City.
Through the deployment of cross-regional cloud infrastructure, VNG Cloud provides superior data storage solutions for businesses thanks to the cross-regional redundancy mechanism; at the same time, ensuring Uptime SLA service up to 99.99%, minimizing downtime (Zero downtime). As a result, businesses are not interrupted when accessing cloud services, ensuring continuity in business operations.
According to VNG Cloud, the inter-regional infrastructure in the Northern region is designed according to international data security standards, meeting data protection regulations under Decree 53/2022/ND-CP and Decree 13/2023/ND-CP on personal data protection. Technically, VNG Cloud's server system uses the latest chip lines from Intel and AMD along with a dedicated NVMe storage system with a resource processing speed of up to 60,000 IOPS.
With a dedicated bandwidth speed of up to 50Gbps, this infrastructure allows for quick data backup and comparison, minimizing data latency between the North and South regions, helping businesses nationwide experience seamless and smooth.
Mr. Tran Anh Nhan, Chief Technology Officer, VNG Cloud shared: “The cross-regional cloud computing infrastructure is a significant step forward to help businesses across Vietnam access high-quality storage services. By providing superior cloud computing services at reasonable costs, overcoming geographical barriers for all businesses, VNG Cloud will continue to be a trusted partner of businesses on the digital transformation journey and actively contribute to the national digital economy”.
KIM THANH
Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/vng-cloud-trien-khai-ha-tang-dien-toan-dam-may-lien-vung-chuan-quoc-te-dau-tien-tai-viet-nam-post746800.html
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