pixx.io – Accelerates product launch by 50 percent and drives business growth with a hybrid SoftLayer cloud solution
Region
- Europe
Country
- Germany
Product
- SoftLayer
Tech Stack
- Cloud Hosting
Implementation Scale
- Enterprise-wide Deployment
Impact Metrics
- Brand Awareness
- Productivity Improvements
Technology Category
- Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) - Cloud Computing
Applicable Industries
- Software
Applicable Functions
- Product Research & Development
Services
- Cloud Planning, Design & Implementation Services
About The Customer
Pixx.io is a company that has developed an innovative, professional media management platform. The platform is designed to manage, share, and store media files such as images, videos, and graphics. The company was looking for a highly scalable hosting infrastructure to launch its platform. They wanted to partner with a trusted provider that could offer a high-performance hosting environment, exceptional support services, and a global data center presence. One of their specific requirements was a data center facility in Germany.
The Challenge
Pixx.io was preparing to launch its innovative, professional media management platform and needed a highly scalable hosting infrastructure. The company wanted to partner with a trusted provider that could offer a high-performance hosting environment, exceptional support services, and a global data center presence, including a facility in Germany. The challenge was to find a solution that could meet these requirements and support the company's growth.
The Solution
Pixx.io partnered with IBM to provision a hybrid infrastructure designed to store data both on internal customer servers and in a virtual server environment in the SoftLayer Frankfurt data center. This solution provided the scalability and performance that Pixx.io needed for its media management platform. As the business grows, the company anticipates extending its infrastructure with SoftLayer virtual and bare metal servers as needed. This flexible and scalable solution allows Pixx.io to adapt to changing business needs and customer demands.
Operational Impact
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