TriParadigm is a partnership of high tech companies specializing in high availability, disaster recovery, business continuity and virtualization.
We at TriParadigm are known for defining the "Industry Standards and Best Practices" that other organizations all over the world follow.
Our automation capabilities are the result of several decades of work and experience in a wide variety of industries with very large, world-wide organizations.
We work with large data center operators to automate their environments from the perspective of business continuity through technical design. We begin by introducing an enterprise wide mentality of business continuity and help the client determine what that means to their organization. From this definition we automate the process of achieving business continuity for the client. This includes automated deployment, configuration, and turnover of entire disaster recovery and high availability systems, as well as all associated documentation, audit compliance, audit response, and security management.
The business continuity methodology developed by TriParadigm and implemented by vLPAR is characterized by a "build once, run anywhere" design structure. This phrase is meant to illustrate the concept of "containerized" business functions, where all resources related to supporting a business function are grouped together in such a way as to be able to run on any compatible system, in any datacenter, anywhere in the world.
The reasons why our clients select TriParadigm to assist them with their data center operations are as follows:
The TriParadigm slogan "Thinking inside the box...", is meant to illustrate the importance of consistency, stability, and repeatability in a datacenter environment. These attributes are critical to delivering reliable business functions and products to our clients. Our goal at TriParadigm is to look inside the datacenter and exploit all the resources available to their fullest extent, for the purpose of providing the greatest return on investment (ROI) to our clients. As much as some people like to talk about "thinking outside the box", before that can happen, the inside of the box must be well defined, stable, strong, and secure to provide a foundation upon which all other activities may rely. We at TriParadigm recognize the importance of this basic foundation and have developed a business continitity methodology to build upon it. This methodology forms the basis of all our work.
In the process of defining and creating the industry best practices, we have developed several tools to assist our clients during the implementation of these practices. These tools are oriented around business continuity, security assessment, data center automation, audit compliance and response. In addition, TriParadigm provides advanced technical consulting to it's clients for the purpose of automating their large data center environments. We develop and market numerous products to support this automation goal. Our flagship product is called vLPAR and is the result of decades of work by highly skilled technical personnel working in large data centers. vLPAR is based on a business continuity methodology that is used throughout all TriParadigm products and provides our view point of how we conduct business.
The vLPAR appliance automatically builds, deploys, configures and provisions entire multi-system, multi-frame, multi-datacenter environments for high availability and disaster recovery. Automation is achieved through the advanced usage virtualization, off-the-shelf tools, and custom programming.
The automated processes include:
Automatically generated documentation includes:
TriParadigm began as a cooperative effort of it's officers to form a corporation that embodies decades of experience in critical highly skilled areas of Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery, High Availability, System Architecture, Auditing, Security, Virtualization, Administration and Training.
TriParadigm believes the goal of system administration should always be the automation of complex processes to help ensure stable business functions, while maintaining an enterprise wide mentality of business continunity. Many system administration methodologies miss the point of what they are intended to provide. The point of system administration is not to ensure the computers are running, the point is to ensure the business is running.