Today, we completed the transfer to our new hardware platform.
WhosOff.com have invested heaviliy in a new platform based on virtualisation using the latest Hyper V technology across multiple Data Centres.This new architecture will provides us with a platform to increase hardware utilisation, optimise network and business infrastructure and give high server availability and redundancy.
At WhosOff we have always delivered the service from hardware owned by us. In the beginning, that was just one server, from a small shared rack! Today, our new platform comes from multiple racks across different World class data centres providing high availability and service to our worldwide customers.
Makes changing valves a whole lot easier !
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Posted by Callum Ellis
on Wednesday, 27th February 2013
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