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The State Shared Hosted Data Center is a Tier III certified facility, SSAE 16 Type II certified and is protected by multiple layers of physical security including video surveillance, biometric screening and manned guards which patrol the facility 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Inside the facility, IT assets are protected from fire threats through a HSSD system, as well as a clean agent fire suppression system.
The State Shared Hosted Data Center is a Tier III certified facility, SSAE 16 Type II certified and is protected by multiple layers of physical security including video surveillance, biometric screening and manned guards which patrol the facility 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Inside the facility, IT assets are protected from fire threats through a HSSD system, as well as a clean agent fire suppression system.
The power infrastructure for the facility includes access to a dedicated on-site substation with 40 Megawatts of core power. The facility includes a low latency, fault tolerant carrier neutral network service, which allows for workload migration across multiple data centers. Clients also have access to multiple carriers. The State’s new Data Center allows for a redundant and secure infrastructure that will allow the State agencies to offer the citizens of Arizona a 100% up-time service level agreement.
The power infrastructure for the facility includes access to a dedicated on-site substation with 40 Megawatts of core power. The facility includes a low latency, fault tolerant carrier neutral network service, which allows for workload migration across multiple data centers. Clients also have access to multiple carriers. The State’s new Data Center allows for a redundant and secure infrastructure that will allow the State agencies to offer the citizens of Arizona a 100% up-time service level agreement.
The facility meets all state & federal security requirements, provides for both Modular and a separate secured area in the facility that was built specifically for State agencies to leverage. The State's shared area is controlled by another State badging access system and cameras that watch all rows and overhead movement in the secured area. The Network area offers a second layer of security by separating the core infrastructure from the server rows.
The facility meets all state & federal security requirements, provides for both Modular and a separate secured area in the facility that was built specifically for State agencies to leverage. The State's shared area is controlled by another State badging access system and cameras that watch all rows and overhead movement in the secured area. The Network area offers a second layer of security by separating the core infrastructure from the server rows.
This move allowed the State of Arizona to shutdown our aging Data Center and leverage and extend the use of State owned Fiber infrastructure. We also deployed a Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM) infrastructure to connect the Capitol Mall to the Iron Mountain facility via leased Fiber that allows multi agency service hand offs via their equipment.
This move allowed the State of Arizona to shutdown our aging Data Center and leverage and extend the use of State owned Fiber infrastructure. We also deployed a Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM) infrastructure to connect the Capitol Mall to the Iron Mountain facility via leased Fiber that allows multi agency service hand offs via their equipment.
Your migration process can be initiated by submitting a ticket to the ADOA Service Desk - Servicedesk@azdoa.gov at which time the Data Center team will open a ticket to the AZNET service desk to start the data gathering requirements with your team and provide guidance and the necessary assistance to your agency as you migrate out of your data center or server room locations.
Your migration process can be initiated by submitting a ticket to the ADOA Service Desk - Servicedesk@azdoa.gov at which time the Data Center team will open a ticket to the AZNET service desk to start the data gathering requirements with your team and provide guidance and the necessary assistance to your agency as you migrate out of your data center or server room locations.
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