GDMS has achieved a significant milestone! We are thrilled to announce that as of April 2023, GDMS has successfully established connections to Lao National Internet Exchange (NIX) with the main telecom providers in Laos, including LTC, ETL, UniTel, Planet, Best-Telecom, and Lao-SAT. Additionally, we have also connected with LANIC (Laos National Internet Center).
This achievement marks a major advancement for GDMS, expanding our network reach and solidifying our position as a leading cloud service provider in Laos.
Furthermore, the connection with LANIC is a significant collaboration. LANIC, the Laos National Internet Center, serves as a key entity responsible for managing and coordinating internet-related activities in Laos. By establishing a connection with LANIC, GDMS further strengthens its presence and collaboration within the national internet landscape, enabling us to contribute to the development of a robust digital ecosystem in the country.
What is an IXP?
An Internet Exchange Point or IXP, is a central location where Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and networks come together to exchange internet traffic directly. It helps ISPs connect and share data more efficiently, improving internet performance, reducing costs, and enhancing connectivity for end users.
What benefit for GDMS to connect to the IXP?
Direct Peering and Low Latency : By establishing connections with leading telecom providers in Laos, cloud providers like GDMS can peer directly with them. This direct peering allows for the exchange of internet traffic without intermediaries, resulting in reduced latency and improved performance. For GDMS customers, this means accessing applications and services hosted in the GDMS Cloud with very low latency and maximum throughput. The reduced delay ensures a seamless user experience and enhances the responsiveness of cloud-based solutions.
Enhanced Connectivity and Collaboration : Connecting to a domestic exchange, such as an IXP in Laos, enhances a cloud provider’s network reach and connectivity within the local market. GDMS benefits from a direct presence and collaboration within the national internet ecosystem. By fostering closer relationships with local telecom providers and relevant stakeholders, GDMS can optimize its infrastructure and services based on the specific needs and characteristics of the local market. This enhanced connectivity facilitates a more efficient and reliable network for customers, resulting in improved data transfer and access to cloud resources.
Contributing to the Digital Development of Laos : The implementation of IXPs in countries like Laos plays a crucial role in improving internet connectivity, reducing costs, and increasing local content availability. By connecting to a domestic exchange, GDMS aligns with the vision of developing the digital infrastructure in Laos. This contribution supports the growth and development of the local internet ecosystem, benefiting businesses, organizations, and individuals throughout the country.
Conclusion
GDMS is committed to continuous expansion, investing in cutting-edge infrastructure, and nurturing partnerships to deliver exceptional connectivity solutions. We remain dedicated to transforming the internet experience in Laos and empowering individuals, businesses, and organizations with reliable and high-performance connectivity.
Contact GDMS today to learn more about how our cloud solutions can help your business achieve digital transformation goals!
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In the age of increasing data breaches, privacy concerns, and geopolitical uncertainties, the concept of Sovereign Cloud has gained significant traction as a game-changing solution.
Sovereign Cloud represents a new era in cloud computing, offering nations and organizations the ability to reclaim control over their data, ensuring digital sovereignty, and fostering innovation.
What is Sovereign Cloud?
Sovereign Cloud, also known as National Cloud or Government Cloud, refers to a cloud computing infrastructure that is exclusively owned, managed, and operated by a nation or a trusted entity within its borders. It provides a secure, sovereign environment where sensitive data remains within the jurisdiction and control of the country or organization.
The Advantages of Sovereign Cloud:
Data Sovereignty and Security: One of the primary benefits of Sovereign Cloud is the assurance of data sovereignty and security. By keeping sensitive data within national borders, governments and organizations regain control over their most valuable digital assets.
Compliance with Local Regulations: Sovereign Cloud empowers nations to uphold their unique regulatory frameworks and comply with local data protection laws. By utilizing a Sovereign Cloud infrastructure, governments can ensure that citizens’ personal information is handled according to their jurisdiction’s privacy requirements.
Stimulating Innovation and Economic Growth: Sovereign Cloud is a catalyst for innovation, promoting economic growth and technological advancement. By nurturing local cloud expertise, nations can create new job opportunities, attract investment, and cultivate a thriving digital ecosystem. This enables them to reduce dependence on foreign technology providers and unlock their potential to lead in the digital age.
Enhanced Resilience and Disaster Recovery: Sovereign Cloud bolsters resilience by enabling organizations to establish robust disaster recovery capabilities. By storing critical data and applications within the national cloud infrastructure, governments can minimize the impact of potential disruptions, such as natural disasters or cyber-attacks. This ensures business continuity and safeguards essential services, even in times of crisis.
Collaborative Opportunities: Sovereign Cloud presents unprecedented collaborative opportunities among government entities, public institutions, and industries. It creates a trusted platform for secure data sharing, fostering innovation, cooperation, and synergy.
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Explore the possibilities of our sovereign cloud platform and discover how our trusted services can empower your organization while ensuring compliance and data integrity.
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In today’s interconnected world, businesses are increasingly reliant on cloud computing to power their operations. With the growing need for secure and scalable infrastructure, Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) has emerged as a compelling solution.
AVirtual Private Cloud (VPC) is a virtualized network infrastructure that enables organizations to create isolated, private environments within a shared public cloud infrastructure. In simpler terms, it offers a dedicated portion of a public cloud environment, providing enhanced security, control, and flexibility compared to traditional public cloud deployments.
Key Benefits of Virtual Private Cloud:
Enhanced Security: VPCs offer a higher level of security by isolating resources from other tenants in the public cloud. It allows you to define strict access controls, implement robust security measures, and encrypt data traffic within your private network. This level of control minimizes the risk of unauthorized access and data breaches.
Customizable Network Architecture: With VPC, you have the flexibility to design your own network topology. You can define subnets, set up private IP address ranges, and configure network gateways, providing a tailored environment that aligns with your organization’s specific requirements.
Improved Performance: By utilizing a VPC, businesses can optimize their network performance. With the ability to choose the geographic location of your VPC, you can reduce latency and improve data transfer speeds, resulting in a better user experience for your customers and employees.
Scalability and Elasticity: VPCs enable seamless scalability, allowing organizations to effortlessly add or remove resources as needed. This eliminates the need for upfront investments in physical infrastructure and provides the flexibility to adapt to fluctuating business demands. Whether you’re experiencing rapid growth or seasonal spikes, a VPC can effortlessly accommodate your changing needs.
Cost Efficiency: With a VPC, you only pay for the resources you use. This pay-as-you-go model eliminates the need for large upfront investments and allows for cost optimization. Additionally, the ability to scale resources up or down as required ensures that you’re not overpaying for unused capacity.
Hybrid Cloud Integration: VPCs enable businesses to seamlessly integrate their on-premises infrastructure with the cloud. This facilitates hybrid cloud deployments, where organizations can leverage the benefits of both private and public cloud environments, creating a cohesive and efficient IT infrastructure.
In conclusion, if you are in search of a reliable and secure virtual private cloud solution, look no further than GDMS. With our extensive expertise in cloud services and commitment to data privacy and security, GDMS offers a top-notch virtual private cloud platform that can meet the needs of businesses of all sizes. (see VPC in Laos) and (see VPC in Myanmar).
Contact GDMS today to learn more about how our cloud solutions can help you achieve your digital transformation goals!
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Global Digital Management Solutions (GDMS), a Singapore-based company specializing in sovereign cloud solutions, has announced the launch of its new self-service public cloud platform. The platform will provide customers with virtual private servers across three locations – Laos, Myanmar, and Congo – with more locations to be added by the end of the year.
What is a Virtual Private Server?
A virtual private server (VPS) is a type of hosting service that allows users to have their own dedicated server resources on a shared physical server. Unlike shared hosting, VPS hosting provides more control, flexibility, and privacy for users. With GDMS’s new platform, customers can easily purchase and set up their VPS within minutes, without the need for any technical expertise.
Benefits of Hosting Locally
GDMS understands the importance of keeping data local, especially for sensitive industries such as government and finance. By offering cloud computing services in local regions, businesses can benefit from faster data transfer speeds, improved data security, and compliance with local data privacy laws.
Cost-Effective and Secure
GDMS’s self-service public cloud platform is not only cost-effective, but also secure. Customers can choose to pay for their VPS using Paypal or cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin, Ethereum…), providing a secure and convenient payment option. Additionally, GDMS’s team is dedicated to delivering high-quality services that meet the unique needs of each client, ensuring that all data is protected and secure.
VPS Features
Virtual Private Server with Dedicated IP
Windows Server and Linux Server available
Industry-grade Hardware
Multi availability zones
VMware and KVM Virtualization Platform
Guaranteed Server Resource
Root Access with SSH for Linux Server, RDP for Windows Server
Web Management portal
Low latency to all domestic networks
Free Cloudflare DDoS Protection
99.99% Uptime
24/7 Support
Available zones: Laos, Myanmar, and Congo
Coming soon: Cambodia, Vietnam and Thailand
How to order?
Customers can simply visit our VPS webpage, pick one of the VPS plans and click order now. The VPS specifications are given as an example only. Our self service portal allows customers to order tailor-made VPS plans to fit perfectly the business needs.
Conclusion
GDMS’s new self-service public cloud platform is a game-changer for businesses looking to achieve their digital transformation goals. By providing fast and secure cloud infrastructure in local regions, GDMS is helping businesses in various sectors to transition to the cloud with ease. With the addition of more locations by the end of the year, GDMS’s platform will provide even more businesses with the opportunity to take advantage of its cost-effective and secure services.
Contact GDMS today to learn more about how their cloud solutions can help your business achieve its digital transformation goals.
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Singapore-based MetaBank has chosen GDMS, a leading cloud service provider in Laos, to host and support its innovative blockchain platform in Laos. This partnership aims to empower individuals and businesses in developing countries by leveraging blockchain technology to drive digital inclusion and accelerate the transition to a digital civilization.
As a trusted cloud service provider, GDMS is excited to collaborate with MetaBank and with the Department of Digital Technology (DDT) of the Lao Ministry of Technologies and Communications (MTC) on this groundbreaking project. By hosting MetaBank’s platform, GDMS plays a crucial role in providing the necessary infrastructure for MetaBank’s blockchain solutions to thrive in Laos.
MetaBank: A Pioneer in Blockchain Technology for Developing Countries
MetaBank, founded by a team of bankers, lawyers, and researchers, focuses on driving digital inclusion and accelerating the transition to a digital civilization using blockchain technology. The company has developed innovative strategic solutions based on three core pillars: Digital Financial Inclusion, Sustainable Digitisation, and the Digital Trust Ecosystem.
These solutions aim to revolutionize the digital space, promote cultural heritage preservation, and enable economic exchange through NFTs. By partnering with GDMS, MetaBank can seamlessly implement its blockchain technology in Laos, helping the country achieve leapfrog development.
Driving Digital Transformation with GDMS and MetaBank
Through its collaboration with GDMS and the Department of Digital Technology, MetaBank aims to provide financial services to those who are unbanked or underbanked in Laos. By using blockchain-based systems, local people can access financial services without needing a bank account, thus empowering individuals and businesses to participate in the global economy.
About GDMS
GDMS is a leading cloud service provider dedicated to offering innovative and reliable cloud solutions to businesses in Myanmar, Laos and Congo. With a strong focus on security, scalability, and performance, GDMS ensures that its clients can confidently leverage the power of cloud computing to achieve their goals.
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GDMS Becomes Veeam Silver Partner: Keeping Your Data Safe in Myanmar and Laos
We are thrilled to announce that GDMS has become a Veeam Silver Partner, a leading provider of backup, recovery, and data management solutions for cloud, virtual, and physical workloads. This partnership strengthens our commitment to providing the most comprehensive and cutting-edge data protection solutions to our clients in Myanmar and Laos.
What is Veeam?
Veeam is a global leader in backup, recovery, and data management solutions that help businesses of all sizes protect their data and ensure business continuity. Veeam’s innovative solutions provide reliable, scalable, and easy-to-use data protection for virtual, physical, and cloud environments. With Veeam, businesses can achieve faster recovery times, reduce data loss, and ensure data availability.
How can Veeam/GDMS support companies in our market to keep their data safe?
As a Veeam Silver Partner, GDMS has demonstrated a deep understanding of Veeam’s powerful data protection solutions. Our team of experienced professionals has undergone extensive training and certification, ensuring that we possess the necessary knowledge to design, implement, and manage Veeam’s robust data management solutions.
Our partnership with Veeam enables us to offer a wide range of advanced data protection solutions, including:
Backup and Recovery: Veeam provides fast, efficient, and reliable backup and recovery for any workload, including virtual, physical, and cloud environments.
Cloud Data Management: Veeam’s cloud data management solutions provide data protection, visibility, and control for multi-cloud and hybrid cloud environments.
By leveraging Veeam’s comprehensive portfolio, we can provide our clients with end-to-end data protection solutions tailored to their unique needs.
In today’s digital age, data protection is more important than ever, and businesses need reliable solutions to ensure the safety and availability of their data. Our partnership with Veeam allows us to empower our clients with industry-leading data protection solutions that protect their data from today’s most advanced threats.
Not only will our clients benefit from the latest data protection technologies, but they can also rely on GDMS for expert support and guidance. As a Veeam Silver Partner, we have access to exclusive resources, tools, and best practices that enable us to deliver the highest level of service and support to our customers.
Looking Forward to a Secure Future
At GDMS, we’re committed to staying at the forefront of data protection and providing our clients with the most advanced solutions available. Our partnership with Veeam is a testament to our dedication to continuous improvement, and we’re excited to strengthen our data protection offerings even further.
If you’re interested in learning more about how GDMS and Veeam can help protect your organization’s data, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our team. We’re here to help you navigate the complex world of data protection and ensure that your business remains safe, secure, and successful.
To learn more about our Veeam partnership and the solutions we offer, contact us today. Let’s work together to keep your data safe and secure.
Are you a business looking for a reliable and scalable hosting solution? Look no further than GDMS’s Cloud Virtual Private Servers (VPS) in Laos and Myanmar!
Our VPS hosting solutions allow businesses of all sizes to quickly deploy virtual instances on a public cloud, with the ability to easily scale horizontally, run concurrently, and spin up more instances if necessary.
Here are some top advantages of our offering:
Reliability and Scalability
Our goal is to ensure that our cost-efficient cloud hosting solutions assure your customers can access your services (and their data) at any time, from any location, on any compatible device. With our industry-grade hardware, superfast and cost-effective compute, storage, and network, we guarantee 99.99% uptime and low latency connectivity to any network in the country.
24/7 Support Services
We understand the importance of rapid response and proactive management to your hosting solution. That’s why GDMS provides 24/7 support, with a team of experts ready to help you with any issues or questions you may have.
VPS Hosting: A Great Option for Your Business
Virtual Private Servers (VPS) are an excellent option for businesses looking for hosting solutions. Here are a few reasons why:
Cost-effective: VPS hosting is a cost-effective option compared to dedicated hosting. You only pay for the resources you need, and you can easily upgrade or downgrade as your business needs change.
Scalability: With virtual server, you have the ability to quickly and easily scale up or down depending on your business needs with minimum downtime.
Customizability: With root access and SSH, you have complete control over your cloud servers, allowing you to customize your hosting environment to your specific needs.
Multi-tenancy: VPS hosting makes multi-tenancy simple, allowing you to easily administrate your workload.
GDMS VPS Features
Our VPS hosting solutions come packed with features to help you get the most out of your hosting environment. Here are just a few:
Top Tier Datacenter
Linux Server and Windows Server
Virtual Private Server with Dedicated IP
Multi-availability zones
VMware and KVM Virtualization Platform
Guaranteed Server Resource
High Availability Mode (redundant servers)
Backup Services
Root Access with SSH (or RDP for Windows Server)
Web Management portal
Dedicated Bandwidth
Low latency to all domestic networks
Superfast provisioning in minutes
Free Cloudflare DDoS Protection
99.99% Uptime
24/7 Support
VPS Plans and Pricing
We offer four VPS plans to fit your business needs. Here’s a breakdown of what each plan offers:
Whether you’re a small business just starting out or a large enterprise looking for a reliable and scalable hosting solution, GDMS has got you covered. Our VPS hosting solutions in Laos and Myanmar are the perfect choice for businesses
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In today’s fast-paced digital environment, businesses are increasingly relying on the cloud to support their operations. Cloud hosting, or Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), has become an increasingly popular choice for many organizations due to its many advantages. In this article, we will explore the top advantages of IaaS over colocation and explain why businesses should consider making the switch.
Scalability: IaaS allows for quick and easy scaling based on changing needs.
One of the biggest advantages of IaaS is its scalability. Unlike colocation, which requires businesses to purchase their own hardware, cloud hosting allows organizations to quickly and easily scale their computing resources up or down based on their changing needs. With IaaS, it’s possible to provision new virtual servers or storage resources in just minutes, making it a highly flexible option for growing businesses.
Cost-effectiveness: IaaS can be more cost-effective for businesses, especially smaller ones
IaaS can be a more cost-effective option than colocation, especially for smaller businesses that don’t need a large amount of dedicated hardware. With IaaS, organizations only pay for what they use, and they can easily adjust their usage to match their needs. In contrast, colocation requires businesses to pay for their own hardware, which can be expensive to purchase and maintain. By choosing IaaS, businesses can save money while still enjoying access to the computing resources they need.
Reliability: Cloud hosting providers offer high levels of uptime and availability
Cloud hosting providers typically offer high levels of uptime and availability, thanks to their redundancy and failover capabilities. IaaS providers often have multiple data centers in different locations, ensuring that your services remain available even in the event of a hardware failure or natural disaster. Colocation facilities may have similar redundancy measures, but it can be more difficult and expensive to implement and maintain these features on your own. By choosing IaaS, businesses can enjoy the peace of mind that comes with knowing their critical applications and data are always available.
Flexibility: IaaS providers offer a wide range of server and storage configurations to choose from
IaaS providers often offer a wide range of different server and storage configurations to choose from, allowing organizations to tailor their infrastructure to meet their specific needs. In contrast, colocation often requires businesses to purchase and manage their own hardware, limiting their flexibility and making it harder to adapt to changing business needs. With IaaS, businesses can easily add or remove resources as needed, making it a highly flexible option for businesses of all sizes.
Ease of management: IaaS providers handle infrastructure management, saving time and effort.
With IaaS, businesses don’t need to worry about managing the underlying infrastructure, since the cloud provider takes care of that for them. This can save a lot of time and effort compared to managing your own hardware in a colocation facility. Additionally, cloud providers often offer a wide range of management tools and automation features that can further simplify operations, making it easier for businesses to focus on their core competencies.
Here are some examples of IaaS products that are commonly offered by infrastructure providers:
Virtual Private Servers (VPS) – a virtualized server environment that can be used to host websites, applications, and other services.
Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) – a logically isolated section of a public cloud that can be used to deploy resources and services.
Object Storage – a scalable storage solution that enables businesses to store and retrieve large amounts of unstructured data.
Content Delivery Network (CDN) – a distributed network of servers that delivers content to end-users based on their geographic location.
Load Balancers – a device or software that distributes network traffic across multiple servers to improve performance and reliability.
Block Storage – a type of storage that provides data access through block-level protocols, allowing for more granular control over data.
Database as a Service (DBaaS) – a cloud-based service that provides access to database management systems without requiring infrastructure management.
Backup and Disaster Recovery – a service that provides data backup, replication, and recovery in case of data loss or system failure.
Identity and Access Management (IAM) – a service that provides secure access control to resources and services within an infrastructure.
Network Security – a suite of tools and services designed to protect infrastructure from external threats and unauthorized access.
Conclusion
In conclusion, there are many advantages to choosing IaaS over colocation. With its scalability, cost-effectiveness, reliability, flexibility, and ease of management, IaaS has become the go-to option for many organizations looking to support their operations in the cloud. As a cloud service provider operating in Myanmar, Laos, and Congo, we have extensive experience helping businesses of all sizes move their operations to the cloud. If you’re interested in learning more about our cloud hosting services, please don’t hesitate to contact us today. We would be happy to answer any questions you may have and help you determine whether IaaS is the right choice for your business.
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Data loss can be a major problem for businesses of all sizes. That’s why it’s crucial to have a reliable data backup plan in place to ensure that your company’s critical information is always protected. In this post, we’ll discuss some best practices for data backup, as well as the advantages of using cloud-based backups. We’ll also explain the 3-2-1 rule, a widely recognized best practice for data backup.
Best Practices for Data Backup
Regular backups are crucial to keeping your data safe and sound. Here are a few best practices to keep in mind when creating your backup plan:
Regular backups: Make sure to back up your data at regular intervals, such as daily or weekly.
Test your backups: Regularly test your backups to ensure that they can be successfully restored in the event of a failure.
Store backups offsite: Keep a copy of your backups in a separate location, in case the primary location is destroyed or becomes inaccessible.
Document your backup process: Document the procedures and schedule for your backups, and make sure that multiple people in your organization are familiar with it.
Encryption: Backups should be encrypted to protect the data from unauthorized access.
Advantages of Cloud-based Backups
Cloud-based backups offer a number of advantages over traditional on-premises backups, including:
Scalability: Cloud-based backups can easily scale up or down as your data needs change.
Accessibility: Cloud-based backups can be accessed from anywhere, as long as you have an internet connection.
Cost-effective: Cloud-based backups can be less expensive than maintaining your own on-premises backup infrastructure.
Automatic and managed: Cloud-based backups are typically managed and updated by the cloud provider, which can help to reduce management and maintenance costs for your organization.
The 3-2-1 Rule
The 3-2-1 rule is a widely recognized best practice for data backup. It states that you should have:
3 copies of your data. This can include the original data and 2 backups. 2 different storage types. This can include a primary storage location, such as a hard drive, and a secondary location, such as a cloud-based service. 1 offsite copy. This could be a physical copy kept in a separate location or a cloud-based backup.
The idea behind the 3-2-1 rule is to ensure that you always have multiple copies of your data, stored in different locations so that you can quickly and easily restore your data in the event of a failure.
Conclusion
In conclusion, data backup is an essential part of any enterprise’s IT strategy. By following best practices such as the 3-2-1 rule, and leveraging the benefits of cloud-based backups, businesses can ensure that their critical information is always protected and available. By choosing a cloud service provider that offers domestic cloud services and operates data centers within their own country, enterprises can comply with data residency laws while still enjoying the scalability, accessibility, and cost-effectiveness of cloud-based backups.
Our company offers cloud data backup solutions in domestic data centers of Lao PDR and Myanmar, which means that your data will be stored and processed in-country, complying with data residency laws. Our domestic cloud services provide enterprise customers with a secure and reliable way to backup their data in the cloud. We understand the importance of data sovereignty, data security, and compliance, and we strive to provide the best service for our customers.
We invite enterprises in Laos and Myanmar to take advantage of our domestic cloud backup solutions and experience the benefits of a secure and compliant way to store and protect their valuable data. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help your business backup its data in the cloud.
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A sovereign cloud is a type of cloud computing infrastructure that is owned and operated by a national government or sovereign entity, or by a private company under contract with the government. It is intended to provide government agencies and other organizations within the country with a secure and compliant platform for hosting sensitive data and applications. There are several potential benefits to using a sovereign cloud:
Security: One of the main advantages of a sovereign cloud is the increased security it can provide. By hosting data and applications within a sovereign cloud, organizations can be confident that their data is protected by strict security measures and is not subject to foreign laws or jurisdiction.
Compliance: Sovereign clouds are often designed to meet specific regulatory requirements and standards for data protection and privacy, which can make them attractive for organizations that need to comply with complex regulatory frameworks.
Data Sovereignty: A sovereign cloud can help organizations ensure that their data is stored within the borders of their own country, which can be important for organizations that need to ensure that their data is subject to the laws and regulations of their own country rather than those of a foreign jurisdiction.
Performance: Sovereign clouds can offer high levels of performance and reliability, as they are often designed and operated to meet the specific needs of government agencies and other organizations within the country.
Economic Benefits: Using a sovereign cloud can also provide economic benefits, as it can help organizations to support local businesses and stimulate economic development within the country.
What type of organizations need to host their data in a sovereign cloud?
Sovereign clouds are often used by government agencies and other organizations that need to store and process sensitive data and applications in a secure and compliant manner. This may include data that is subject to specific regulatory requirements, such as data protection and privacy laws, or data that is considered critical to the security or interests of the country.
Examples of organizations that may need to host their data in a sovereign cloud include:
Government agencies
Military and defense organizations
Financial institutions
Healthcare providers
Educational institutions
Legal firms
Companies in regulated industries, such as banking, insurance, and healthcare
It’s worth noting that sovereign clouds are not the only option for hosting sensitive data and applications securely. There are other types of cloud environments, such as private clouds and hybrid clouds, that can provide similar levels of security and compliance. Organizations should carefully consider their specific needs and requirements when choosing a cloud environment for hosting sensitive data and applications.
What factors to consider when choosing a sovereign cloud provider?
When choosing a sovereign cloud provider, there are several factors that you should consider to ensure that you find a provider that meets your needs and requirements:
Security and compliance: Make sure that the provider has strong security and compliance measures in place, and that they are able to meet the specific regulatory requirements and standards that apply to your organization and the data you are storing.
Performance and reliability: Consider the provider’s track record for uptime and reliability, as well as the performance of their services. You’ll want to choose a provider that can deliver the level of performance and reliability you need to support your business operations.
Data sovereignty: If data sovereignty is a concern for your organization, make sure that the provider stores data within the borders of the country, and that it is subject to the laws and regulations of the country.
Pricing: Consider the costs of using the provider’s services, including any upfront fees or ongoing usage charges. Make sure that the costs align with your budget and business needs.
Scalability: Consider the provider’s ability to scale their services up or down as needed to meet your changing business needs.
Support: Choose a provider that offers strong support and customer service, including technical support, documentation, and training resources.
Contract terms: Review the terms of the provider’s service contract carefully to ensure that it meets your needs and expectations. Make sure that you understand any limitations, restrictions, or exclusions that may apply.
Reputation: Research the provider’s reputation and track record in the market, and consider seeking references or customer reviews to get a better understanding of their services and capabilities.
In conclusion, hosting data in a sovereign cloud can provide a number of benefits for organizations that need to store and process sensitive data and applications in a secure and compliant manner. These benefits include increased security, compliance with regulatory requirements, data sovereignty, and high levels of performance and reliability. When choosing a sovereign cloud provider, it’s important to consider factors such as security and compliance, performance and reliability, data sovereignty, pricing, scalability, support, and contract terms. By carefully evaluating your needs and selecting a provider that meets them, you can ensure that your organization is able to fully leverage the benefits of a sovereign cloud for data hosting.
As a sovereign cloud provider in Laos, GDMS specializes in providing powerful and secure cloud services for government agencies and the private sector, especially in the financial services industry. We have a proven track record of delivering high-quality cloud services that meet the specific needs of our clients. If you are interested in exploring the benefits of a sovereign cloud for your organization, we encourage you to contact us to learn more about how we can support your transition to a sovereign cloud infrastructure. With our expertise and experience, we can help you to fully leverage the benefits of a sovereign cloud for your data hosting needs.
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Sovereign Cloud Service Provider GDMS joins the Lao National Internet Exchange (NIX)
Introduction
GDMS has achieved a significant milestone! We are thrilled to announce that as of April 2023, GDMS has successfully established connections to Lao National Internet Exchange (NIX) with the main telecom providers in Laos, including LTC, ETL, UniTel, Planet, Best-Telecom, and Lao-SAT. Additionally, we have also connected with LANIC (Laos National Internet Center).
This achievement marks a major advancement for GDMS, expanding our network reach and solidifying our position as a leading cloud service provider in Laos.
Furthermore, the connection with LANIC is a significant collaboration. LANIC, the Laos National Internet Center, serves as a key entity responsible for managing and coordinating internet-related activities in Laos. By establishing a connection with LANIC, GDMS further strengthens its presence and collaboration within the national internet landscape, enabling us to contribute to the development of a robust digital ecosystem in the country.
What is an IXP?
An Internet Exchange Point or IXP, is a central location where Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and networks come together to exchange internet traffic directly. It helps ISPs connect and share data more efficiently, improving internet performance, reducing costs, and enhancing connectivity for end users.
What benefit for GDMS to connect to the IXP?
Conclusion
GDMS is committed to continuous expansion, investing in cutting-edge infrastructure, and nurturing partnerships to deliver exceptional connectivity solutions. We remain dedicated to transforming the internet experience in Laos and empowering individuals, businesses, and organizations with reliable and high-performance connectivity.
Contact GDMS today to learn more about how our cloud solutions can help your business achieve digital transformation goals!
Empowering Digital Independence: Unleashing the Potential of Sovereign Cloud
In the age of increasing data breaches, privacy concerns, and geopolitical uncertainties, the concept of Sovereign Cloud has gained significant traction as a game-changing solution.
Sovereign Cloud represents a new era in cloud computing, offering nations and organizations the ability to reclaim control over their data, ensuring digital sovereignty, and fostering innovation.
What is Sovereign Cloud?
Sovereign Cloud, also known as National Cloud or Government Cloud, refers to a cloud computing infrastructure that is exclusively owned, managed, and operated by a nation or a trusted entity within its borders. It provides a secure, sovereign environment where sensitive data remains within the jurisdiction and control of the country or organization.
The Advantages of Sovereign Cloud:
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Exploring the Benefits of Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)
In today’s interconnected world, businesses are increasingly reliant on cloud computing to power their operations. With the growing need for secure and scalable infrastructure, Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) has emerged as a compelling solution.
A Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) is a virtualized network infrastructure that enables organizations to create isolated, private environments within a shared public cloud infrastructure. In simpler terms, it offers a dedicated portion of a public cloud environment, providing enhanced security, control, and flexibility compared to traditional public cloud deployments.
Key Benefits of Virtual Private Cloud:
In conclusion, if you are in search of a reliable and secure virtual private cloud solution, look no further than GDMS. With our extensive expertise in cloud services and commitment to data privacy and security, GDMS offers a top-notch virtual private cloud platform that can meet the needs of businesses of all sizes. (see VPC in Laos) and (see VPC in Myanmar).
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Global Digital Management Solutions Launches Self-Service Public Cloud Platform
Global Digital Management Solutions (GDMS), a Singapore-based company specializing in sovereign cloud solutions, has announced the launch of its new self-service public cloud platform. The platform will provide customers with virtual private servers across three locations – Laos, Myanmar, and Congo – with more locations to be added by the end of the year.
What is a Virtual Private Server?
A virtual private server (VPS) is a type of hosting service that allows users to have their own dedicated server resources on a shared physical server. Unlike shared hosting, VPS hosting provides more control, flexibility, and privacy for users. With GDMS’s new platform, customers can easily purchase and set up their VPS within minutes, without the need for any technical expertise.
Benefits of Hosting Locally
GDMS understands the importance of keeping data local, especially for sensitive industries such as government and finance. By offering cloud computing services in local regions, businesses can benefit from faster data transfer speeds, improved data security, and compliance with local data privacy laws.
Cost-Effective and Secure
GDMS’s self-service public cloud platform is not only cost-effective, but also secure. Customers can choose to pay for their VPS using Paypal or cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin, Ethereum…), providing a secure and convenient payment option. Additionally, GDMS’s team is dedicated to delivering high-quality services that meet the unique needs of each client, ensuring that all data is protected and secure.
VPS Features
How to order?
Customers can simply visit our VPS webpage, pick one of the VPS plans and click order now. The VPS specifications are given as an example only. Our self service portal allows customers to order tailor-made VPS plans to fit perfectly the business needs.
Conclusion
GDMS’s new self-service public cloud platform is a game-changer for businesses looking to achieve their digital transformation goals. By providing fast and secure cloud infrastructure in local regions, GDMS is helping businesses in various sectors to transition to the cloud with ease. With the addition of more locations by the end of the year, GDMS’s platform will provide even more businesses with the opportunity to take advantage of its cost-effective and secure services.
Contact GDMS today to learn more about how their cloud solutions can help your business achieve its digital transformation goals.
GDMS Selected to Support MetaBank’s Blockchain Platform in Laos
Singapore-based MetaBank has chosen GDMS, a leading cloud service provider in Laos, to host and support its innovative blockchain platform in Laos. This partnership aims to empower individuals and businesses in developing countries by leveraging blockchain technology to drive digital inclusion and accelerate the transition to a digital civilization.
GDMS: A Trusted Partner for MetaBank’s Blockchain Solutions
As a trusted cloud service provider, GDMS is excited to collaborate with MetaBank and with the Department of Digital Technology (DDT) of the Lao Ministry of Technologies and Communications (MTC) on this groundbreaking project. By hosting MetaBank’s platform, GDMS plays a crucial role in providing the necessary infrastructure for MetaBank’s blockchain solutions to thrive in Laos.
MetaBank: A Pioneer in Blockchain Technology for Developing Countries
MetaBank, founded by a team of bankers, lawyers, and researchers, focuses on driving digital inclusion and accelerating the transition to a digital civilization using blockchain technology. The company has developed innovative strategic solutions based on three core pillars: Digital Financial Inclusion, Sustainable Digitisation, and the Digital Trust Ecosystem.
These solutions aim to revolutionize the digital space, promote cultural heritage preservation, and enable economic exchange through NFTs. By partnering with GDMS, MetaBank can seamlessly implement its blockchain technology in Laos, helping the country achieve leapfrog development.
Driving Digital Transformation with GDMS and MetaBank
This partnership between GDMS, the Department of Digital Technology (DDT) of the Lao Ministry of Technologies and Communications (MTC) and MetaBank is expects to promote digital transformation and economic development in the country. MetaBank’s blockchain solutions will help preserve Laos’ cultural heritage, such as the town of Luang Prabang, and improve the tourist experience through the Luang Prabang Token (LPT), a blockchain-based payment method.
Through its collaboration with GDMS and the Department of Digital Technology, MetaBank aims to provide financial services to those who are unbanked or underbanked in Laos. By using blockchain-based systems, local people can access financial services without needing a bank account, thus empowering individuals and businesses to participate in the global economy.
About GDMS
GDMS is a leading cloud service provider dedicated to offering innovative and reliable cloud solutions to businesses in Myanmar, Laos and Congo. With a strong focus on security, scalability, and performance, GDMS ensures that its clients can confidently leverage the power of cloud computing to achieve their goals.
GDMS Becomes Veeam Silver Partner
GDMS Becomes Veeam Silver Partner: Keeping Your Data Safe in Myanmar and Laos
We are thrilled to announce that GDMS has become a Veeam Silver Partner, a leading provider of backup, recovery, and data management solutions for cloud, virtual, and physical workloads. This partnership strengthens our commitment to providing the most comprehensive and cutting-edge data protection solutions to our clients in Myanmar and Laos.
What is Veeam?
Veeam is a global leader in backup, recovery, and data management solutions that help businesses of all sizes protect their data and ensure business continuity. Veeam’s innovative solutions provide reliable, scalable, and easy-to-use data protection for virtual, physical, and cloud environments. With Veeam, businesses can achieve faster recovery times, reduce data loss, and ensure data availability.
How can Veeam/GDMS support companies in our market to keep their data safe?
As a Veeam Silver Partner, GDMS has demonstrated a deep understanding of Veeam’s powerful data protection solutions. Our team of experienced professionals has undergone extensive training and certification, ensuring that we possess the necessary knowledge to design, implement, and manage Veeam’s robust data management solutions.
Our partnership with Veeam enables us to offer a wide range of advanced data protection solutions, including:
By leveraging Veeam’s comprehensive portfolio, we can provide our clients with end-to-end data protection solutions tailored to their unique needs.
In today’s digital age, data protection is more important than ever, and businesses need reliable solutions to ensure the safety and availability of their data. Our partnership with Veeam allows us to empower our clients with industry-leading data protection solutions that protect their data from today’s most advanced threats.
Not only will our clients benefit from the latest data protection technologies, but they can also rely on GDMS for expert support and guidance. As a Veeam Silver Partner, we have access to exclusive resources, tools, and best practices that enable us to deliver the highest level of service and support to our customers.
Looking Forward to a Secure Future
At GDMS, we’re committed to staying at the forefront of data protection and providing our clients with the most advanced solutions available. Our partnership with Veeam is a testament to our dedication to continuous improvement, and we’re excited to strengthen our data protection offerings even further.
If you’re interested in learning more about how GDMS and Veeam can help protect your organization’s data, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our team. We’re here to help you navigate the complex world of data protection and ensure that your business remains safe, secure, and successful.
To learn more about our Veeam partnership and the solutions we offer, contact us today. Let’s work together to keep your data safe and secure.
Powering Your Business with Cloud Virtual Private Servers in Laos and Myanmar
Are you a business looking for a reliable and scalable hosting solution? Look no further than GDMS’s Cloud Virtual Private Servers (VPS) in Laos and Myanmar!
Our VPS hosting solutions allow businesses of all sizes to quickly deploy virtual instances on a public cloud, with the ability to easily scale horizontally, run concurrently, and spin up more instances if necessary.
Here are some top advantages of our offering:
Reliability and Scalability
Our goal is to ensure that our cost-efficient cloud hosting solutions assure your customers can access your services (and their data) at any time, from any location, on any compatible device. With our industry-grade hardware, superfast and cost-effective compute, storage, and network, we guarantee 99.99% uptime and low latency connectivity to any network in the country.
24/7 Support Services
We understand the importance of rapid response and proactive management to your hosting solution. That’s why GDMS provides 24/7 support, with a team of experts ready to help you with any issues or questions you may have.
VPS Hosting: A Great Option for Your Business
Virtual Private Servers (VPS) are an excellent option for businesses looking for hosting solutions. Here are a few reasons why:
Cost-effective: VPS hosting is a cost-effective option compared to dedicated hosting. You only pay for the resources you need, and you can easily upgrade or downgrade as your business needs change.
Scalability: With virtual server, you have the ability to quickly and easily scale up or down depending on your business needs with minimum downtime.
Customizability: With root access and SSH, you have complete control over your cloud servers, allowing you to customize your hosting environment to your specific needs.
Multi-tenancy: VPS hosting makes multi-tenancy simple, allowing you to easily administrate your workload.
GDMS VPS Features
Our VPS hosting solutions come packed with features to help you get the most out of your hosting environment. Here are just a few:
VPS Plans and Pricing
We offer four VPS plans to fit your business needs. Here’s a breakdown of what each plan offers:
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Whether you’re a small business just starting out or a large enterprise looking for a reliable and scalable hosting solution, GDMS has got you covered. Our VPS hosting solutions in Laos and Myanmar are the perfect choice for businesses
5 Advantages of Cloud Hosting (IaaS) Over Colocation for Modern Businesses
In today’s fast-paced digital environment, businesses are increasingly relying on the cloud to support their operations. Cloud hosting, or Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), has become an increasingly popular choice for many organizations due to its many advantages. In this article, we will explore the top advantages of IaaS over colocation and explain why businesses should consider making the switch.
Scalability: IaaS allows for quick and easy scaling based on changing needs.
One of the biggest advantages of IaaS is its scalability. Unlike colocation, which requires businesses to purchase their own hardware, cloud hosting allows organizations to quickly and easily scale their computing resources up or down based on their changing needs. With IaaS, it’s possible to provision new virtual servers or storage resources in just minutes, making it a highly flexible option for growing businesses.
Cost-effectiveness: IaaS can be more cost-effective for businesses, especially smaller ones
IaaS can be a more cost-effective option than colocation, especially for smaller businesses that don’t need a large amount of dedicated hardware. With IaaS, organizations only pay for what they use, and they can easily adjust their usage to match their needs. In contrast, colocation requires businesses to pay for their own hardware, which can be expensive to purchase and maintain. By choosing IaaS, businesses can save money while still enjoying access to the computing resources they need.
Reliability: Cloud hosting providers offer high levels of uptime and availability
Cloud hosting providers typically offer high levels of uptime and availability, thanks to their redundancy and failover capabilities. IaaS providers often have multiple data centers in different locations, ensuring that your services remain available even in the event of a hardware failure or natural disaster. Colocation facilities may have similar redundancy measures, but it can be more difficult and expensive to implement and maintain these features on your own. By choosing IaaS, businesses can enjoy the peace of mind that comes with knowing their critical applications and data are always available.
Flexibility: IaaS providers offer a wide range of server and storage configurations to choose from
IaaS providers often offer a wide range of different server and storage configurations to choose from, allowing organizations to tailor their infrastructure to meet their specific needs. In contrast, colocation often requires businesses to purchase and manage their own hardware, limiting their flexibility and making it harder to adapt to changing business needs. With IaaS, businesses can easily add or remove resources as needed, making it a highly flexible option for businesses of all sizes.
Ease of management: IaaS providers handle infrastructure management, saving time and effort.
With IaaS, businesses don’t need to worry about managing the underlying infrastructure, since the cloud provider takes care of that for them. This can save a lot of time and effort compared to managing your own hardware in a colocation facility. Additionally, cloud providers often offer a wide range of management tools and automation features that can further simplify operations, making it easier for businesses to focus on their core competencies.
Here are some examples of IaaS products that are commonly offered by infrastructure providers:
Conclusion
In conclusion, there are many advantages to choosing IaaS over colocation. With its scalability, cost-effectiveness, reliability, flexibility, and ease of management, IaaS has become the go-to option for many organizations looking to support their operations in the cloud. As a cloud service provider operating in Myanmar, Laos, and Congo, we have extensive experience helping businesses of all sizes move their operations to the cloud. If you’re interested in learning more about our cloud hosting services, please don’t hesitate to contact us today. We would be happy to answer any questions you may have and help you determine whether IaaS is the right choice for your business.
The Importance of Data Backup: How Cloud Solutions and the 3-2-1 Rule Can Keep Your Business Safe
Introduction
Data loss can be a major problem for businesses of all sizes. That’s why it’s crucial to have a reliable data backup plan in place to ensure that your company’s critical information is always protected. In this post, we’ll discuss some best practices for data backup, as well as the advantages of using cloud-based backups. We’ll also explain the 3-2-1 rule, a widely recognized best practice for data backup.
Best Practices for Data Backup
Regular backups are crucial to keeping your data safe and sound. Here are a few best practices to keep in mind when creating your backup plan:
Advantages of Cloud-based Backups
Cloud-based backups offer a number of advantages over traditional on-premises backups, including:
The 3-2-1 Rule
The 3-2-1 rule is a widely recognized best practice for data backup. It states that you should have:
3 copies of your data. This can include the original data and 2 backups. 2 different storage types. This can include a primary storage location, such as a hard drive, and a secondary location, such as a cloud-based service. 1 offsite copy. This could be a physical copy kept in a separate location or a cloud-based backup.
The idea behind the 3-2-1 rule is to ensure that you always have multiple copies of your data, stored in different locations so that you can quickly and easily restore your data in the event of a failure.
Conclusion
In conclusion, data backup is an essential part of any enterprise’s IT strategy. By following best practices such as the 3-2-1 rule, and leveraging the benefits of cloud-based backups, businesses can ensure that their critical information is always protected and available. By choosing a cloud service provider that offers domestic cloud services and operates data centers within their own country, enterprises can comply with data residency laws while still enjoying the scalability, accessibility, and cost-effectiveness of cloud-based backups.
Our company offers cloud data backup solutions in domestic data centers of Lao PDR and Myanmar, which means that your data will be stored and processed in-country, complying with data residency laws. Our domestic cloud services provide enterprise customers with a secure and reliable way to backup their data in the cloud. We understand the importance of data sovereignty, data security, and compliance, and we strive to provide the best service for our customers.
We invite enterprises in Laos and Myanmar to take advantage of our domestic cloud backup solutions and experience the benefits of a secure and compliant way to store and protect their valuable data. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help your business backup its data in the cloud.
The Top Benefits of Hosting Your Data in a Sovereign Cloud
A sovereign cloud is a type of cloud computing infrastructure that is owned and operated by a national government or sovereign entity, or by a private company under contract with the government. It is intended to provide government agencies and other organizations within the country with a secure and compliant platform for hosting sensitive data and applications. There are several potential benefits to using a sovereign cloud:
What type of organizations need to host their data in a sovereign cloud?
Sovereign clouds are often used by government agencies and other organizations that need to store and process sensitive data and applications in a secure and compliant manner. This may include data that is subject to specific regulatory requirements, such as data protection and privacy laws, or data that is considered critical to the security or interests of the country.
Examples of organizations that may need to host their data in a sovereign cloud include:
It’s worth noting that sovereign clouds are not the only option for hosting sensitive data and applications securely. There are other types of cloud environments, such as private clouds and hybrid clouds, that can provide similar levels of security and compliance. Organizations should carefully consider their specific needs and requirements when choosing a cloud environment for hosting sensitive data and applications.
What factors to consider when choosing a sovereign cloud provider?
When choosing a sovereign cloud provider, there are several factors that you should consider to ensure that you find a provider that meets your needs and requirements:
In conclusion, hosting data in a sovereign cloud can provide a number of benefits for organizations that need to store and process sensitive data and applications in a secure and compliant manner. These benefits include increased security, compliance with regulatory requirements, data sovereignty, and high levels of performance and reliability. When choosing a sovereign cloud provider, it’s important to consider factors such as security and compliance, performance and reliability, data sovereignty, pricing, scalability, support, and contract terms. By carefully evaluating your needs and selecting a provider that meets them, you can ensure that your organization is able to fully leverage the benefits of a sovereign cloud for data hosting.
As a sovereign cloud provider in Laos, GDMS specializes in providing powerful and secure cloud services for government agencies and the private sector, especially in the financial services industry. We have a proven track record of delivering high-quality cloud services that meet the specific needs of our clients. If you are interested in exploring the benefits of a sovereign cloud for your organization, we encourage you to contact us to learn more about how we can support your transition to a sovereign cloud infrastructure. With our expertise and experience, we can help you to fully leverage the benefits of a sovereign cloud for your data hosting needs.