The Vendor is required to provide a comprehensive managed cloud hosting service (Infrastructure-as-a-Service or “IaaS”) for maintaining agency existing private cloud datacenter environment.
- This cloud hosting solution to ensure:
• Minimum 99.99% uptime availability;
• Proactive infrastructure monitoring and management;
• Secure hosting aligned with SOC 2 Type II datacenter controls;
• Disaster recovery readiness;
• Compliance with state regulatory and data protection requirements;
• Secure connectivity to agency offices and remote users;
- Environment Configuration and Setup
• Configure and provision the renewed private cloud environment;
• Maintain VMware-based infrastructure or equivalent virtualization platform;
• Ensure SOC 2 Type II compliant datacenter controls;
• Support required computing, storage, and networking specifications;
- Migration Services
• Downtime minimization strategy;
• Rollback procedures;
• Validation and testing plan;
• Ensure zero data loss during migration;
- Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity
• Implement disaster recovery solution with defined RTO and RPO;
• Provide secondary site capability for failover;
• Include firewall-based rerouting of traffic between primary and DR sites;
• Conduct annual DR testing with documented results;
- Current Environment Specifications
• 38 Virtual Machines;
• 25 Windows;
• 13 Linux;
• 150 vCPU;
• 350 GB RAM;
• 19 TB Storage;
• 600 IOPS per TB;
• VMware-based;
• SOC 2 compliant datacenter controls;
- Scheduled Maintenance Windows
• Maintenance must be performed outside standard agency business hours unless otherwise approved;
• Advance notice required: Minimum 7 calendar days;
• Emergency maintenance notice: Minimum 2 hours;
• Total scheduled maintenance may not exceed 4 hours per month.
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