Sardina Systems has been selected as a supplier on the G-Cloud 12 framework on the Digital Marketplace managed by the Crown Commercial Service (CCS).
G-Cloud 12 is the latest version of the framework agreement from the Crown Commercial Service which supports the UK government program to change how IT is perceived and used throughout the Nation. G-Cloud 12 helps customers in the UK public sector find and buy cloud computing services covering infrastructure, platform, software, and specialist cloud services.
The G-Cloud framework can be used by organisations across the UK public sector including central government, local government, health, education, devolved administrations, emergency services, defence, and not-for-profit organisations. Every refresh of the G-cloud agreement provides access to the latest technology and innovation in the UK.
Sardina FishOS cloud platform is built on OpenStack and Kubernetes and has been designed to add great value with ease of implementation, automation, and integrated operations tools addressing the 3 phases of cloud lifecycle: Deploy, Operate and Upgrade.
Flexible, efficient, and scalable are the 3 words defining Sardina Systems’ solution.
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About the G-Cloud framework
G-Cloud is a commercial agreement that allows UK public sector bodies to choose and purchase cloud computing services covering infrastructure, platform, software, and specialist cloud services. The G-Cloud framework is for commodity-based, pay-as-you-go cloud services across three lots. The pre-approval selection guarantees that suppliers meet privacy and security requirements.
About Sardina Systems
Founded in 2014, Sardina Systems provides an award-winning, world-class, scalable, and automated cloud platform enabling corporations to greatly increase service assurance, application agility, and operational reliability, reduce operational complexity and carbon footprint, coupled with increased IT operations flexibility and unparalleled efficiency of scale.
Sardina Systems has operations in Germany, Sweden, Romania, Russia, and the UK.