Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Also known as:
AWS
Cloud
Amazon Web Services is an enterprise level cloud computing platform.
Data Center Operations & Services
The University of Iowa enterprise data centers house computer systems that run production services critical to students, faculty, and staff. Enterprise data centers also provide colocation space and support for campus departments and researchers.
Database Consulting
ITS-AIS provide database administration and modeling related consulting.
Enterprise Server Hosting
ITS provides colocation services in the campus Data Center. The service provides customers with a secure location and network connectivity for housing mission-critical servers.
FileMaker Hosting and Administration
ITS provides a central host for campus solutions produced with the FileMaker suite of tools.
Information Access and Decision Support
ITS-AIS provides support and infrastructure for publishing institutional data to the University Data Warehouse.
LAMP
This solution is intended to assist departmental technical staff in determining whether the ITS shared LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) service is appropriate for the needs of their department.
Microsoft Azure Cloud Services
Also known as:
Azure
Cloud
Microsoft Cloud
Microsoft Azure is an enterprise level cloud computing platform.
Microsoft SQL Server Hosting and Administration
ITS-AIS provides Microsoft SQL database administration, management, and hosting support services.
Oracle Hosting and Administration
ITS-AIS provides Oracle database administration, management, and hosting support services.
RemoteAdmin Service for Access to Secured Servers and Administrative Applications
Overview of the RemoteAdmin service, which provides easy access to administrative applications and tools via Remote Desktop Services (RDS) and provides a way for departmental administrators to connect to firewalled servers.
Tomcat
Servlet container for Java & JSP based web applications
Virtual Server
In simple terms, virtualization means that we will employ one big server instead of many smaller ones. The current ratio is about 35 to 1, meaning 1 big server will do the work of 35 smaller ones.