Transform Your Enterprise IT with WikiBlox: Unified Container and Virtualization Platform
The Future of Enterprise Container and Virtualization Platforms
WikiBlox: A Comprehensive Platform-as-a-Service Solution for Modern Enterprise IT
In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, enterprises face increasing demands for scalable, secure, and flexible IT infrastructure. Addressing these challenges, Wiki Labs Sdn Bhd presents WikiBlox, an integrated Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) solution that unifies container and virtualization technologies under one robust platform.
Addressing Industry Challenges
With virtualization technologies like Red Hat Virtualization entering maintenance and extended life phases, and significant shifts in channel programs from major players such as VMware and Broadcom, enterprises need a future-proof platform that avoids vendor lock-in and ensures long-term support. Moreover, the need for secure, compliant, and highly available environments continues to grow, especially within highly regulated sectors such as financial services.
The WikiBlox Solution
WikiBlox offers a comprehensive PaaS framework that combines container orchestration via Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform (OCP) with virtualization capabilities. This approach delivers:
Hardware Agnosticism: Supporting a variety of server hardware configurations including AMD EPYC and Intel Xeon processors, paired with high-speed NVMe storage and 10/25GbE networking.
Managed Operation Services: Wiki Labs provides dedicated service delivery managers and technical specialists to oversee daily operations, maintenance, and support. This includes proactive monitoring, incident management, quarterly performance assessments, and 24/7 support with rapid response times.
Standard Operating Environment (SOE): Compliance with SOE frameworks ensures consistency, security hardening (via automated Ansible playbooks), and best practices across the platform.
High Availability Architecture: A resilient physical cluster architecture featuring multiple bare-metal nodes and bastion nodes, designed for workload failover during maintenance and ensuring continuous uptime.
Flexible Scalability: WikiBlox packages range from entry-level configurations supporting around 30 virtual machines (VMs) to large-scale deployments handling over 120 VMs, accommodating diverse workload demands.
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Key Use Cases
Virtual Machine Provisioning and Migration: Deploy VMs from preconfigured templates or migrate workloads from existing VMware infrastructure seamlessly to the OpenShift Virtualization Platform.
Snapshot Backup and Recovery: Simplify backup processes with snapshot-based VM backups and restorations, reducing downtime risk.
Containerized Application Deployment: Deploy pods for databases and applications efficiently using templates and Source-to-Image (S2i) methods.
Platform Monitoring and Alerts: Real-time monitoring with automated notifications enables proactive resource management and rapid issue resolution.
Operating System Hardening: Security compliance is automated to meet stringent enterprise standards.
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Why Choose Wiki Labs?
With over 13 years of experience serving highly regulated enterprise clients across financial services, telecommunications, and government sectors, Wiki Labs combines deep technical expertise with a proven track record. Their managed services model provides a single point of contact for all platform-related issues, covering both software and hardware layers, ensuring peace of mind for enterprise IT teams.
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About Wiki Labs
Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Bangsar South, Kuala Lumpur, Wiki Labs is a leading enterprise open-source solutions provider in Malaysia. With a team of over 50 professionals, the company supports more than 100 enterprise clients, delivering over 400 successful production deployments.
