According to PowerDNN’s Tues. statement, PowerGrid 2.0 lets establishment consumers scale websites and applications by adding extra servers to their non-public cloud. “Our engineering team has been working unceasingly to make PowerGrid a smooth scaling experience” PowerDNN chief technology officer Tony Valenti announced in a press release. “We can transparently add and remove physical and virtual servers to our customers’ PowerGrid 2.0 personal clouds to quickly and easily scale up or down as needed.
Allowed servers will immediately synchronize themselves in the PowerGrid 2.0 personal cloud and begin taking part in cloud computing operations, according to Valenti, letting shoppers grow their infrastructure unfettered, while maintaining competitive economies of scale and security. “PowerGrid 2.0 and PowerCache handle all the complexities behind the scene,” he revealed. PowerCache gets rid of the synchronization issues typically encountered when using DotNetNuke in a load-balanced environment by guaranteeing that each server’s cache is synchronized with each other server in the cluster. PowerDNN is offering PowerGrid personal clouds as both hosted and on-site solutions for large companies and regime entities at each level.
“The technologies behind our PowerGrid cloud computing infrastructure and our PowerCache distributed caching provider have been a simple result of demands from our largest customers” PowerDNN executive VP and chief operating officer John Grange said in a press release. “Previously, PowerGrid and PowerCache were available only to our largest buyers who required fantastic security, scalability and flexibility.
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