Compared with traditional IDC or enterprise-owned data centers, software-defined data centers are closely related to the idea of virtualization and also put forward higher requirements for management.

  1. Data center owners are required to efficiently manage various equipment in the data center.
  2. Provide simple and convenient management services for the resources used by various types of tenants such as individuals, enterprises, and large customers.
  3. Deliver higher efficiency by automating the entire data center architecture and dynamically spanning the entire architecture and changing the scaling ratio.

IDT summarizes its long-term experience in cooperating with major telecom operators and believes that the network functions virtualization architecture proposed by ETSI (Figure 1) (Network Functions Virtualization Infrastructure, NFVi) can respond to SDDC service requirements for applications, computer rooms, computing, and storage. End-to-end management of network, network and other resources is the basic solution most needed by customers planning data center transformation today.
For enterprise, telecom IT, government and IT service provider customers, stable data centers with different functions such as AI capabilities, edge computing capabilities, and mature enterprise open source technologies are needed. As a system integrator, IDT represents the products of domestic and foreign software and hardware manufacturers, and also provides a collection of flexible partner services. It has successfully built SDDC (Figure 2/ Figure3) cases and can build, plan, install, and maintain COTS (commercial- off-the-shelf) servers, VIM (Virtualized Infrastructure Manage) management platforms, storage systems, network software and white-box hardware integration, and various types of application software.

Software-Defined Data Center & Cloud Infrastructure
Figure 1. (Network Functions Virtualization Infrastructure, NFVi)

Software-Defined Data Center & Cloud Infrastructure
Figure 2. (Red Hat Open Hybrid Cloud)

Software-Defined Data Center & Cloud Infrastructure
Figure 3. (VMware Cloud Infrastructure)
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