Tsukaeru.net upgrades cloud computing services

Source: Tsukaeru.net website.

Tsukaeru.net, a fast growing, full-service hosting firm in Japan and a major player in the rental server industry that is known for offering services at affordable prices, has partnered with Parallels to update its Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) business offering in Japan, providing affordable, flexible and secure cloud computing to customers.

Parallels Automation for Cloud Infrastructure enables Tsukaeru.net to move its customers easily and cost-effectively to the cloud. These services include virtualisation, automated operations and billing, customer self-service, and an online store.

According to Jason Frisch, CEO of Tsukaeru.net, demand for IaaS services is growing aggressively among Japanese small and medium businesses (SMBs) that lack in-house technical capability and financial resources to build, operate and maintain their own compute infrastructure.

“At Tsukaeru.net, our cloud offerings have zero hidden costs. You pay for what you use, no more,” said Frisch. "Packaged plans from other subscribers may mean that you end up buying functionality that you don't need to achieve the desired performance, and thus may be significantly more expensive than what we offer."

Frisch added that most SMBs would prefer to concentrate their own limited resources on service development and marketing than worry about day-to-day running and maintenance.

“As a leading hosting service provider in Japan, Tsukaeru.net understands the challenging business and operational environment in the region and has developed purpose-built IaaS offerings to support businesses that operate under extreme competitive pressures,” said Pavel Ershov, Vice President, Service Provider Business, Parallels Asia Pacific and Japan. 

“Their IaaS portfolio is designed to deliver fast, reliable and secure compute resources for businesses no matter the size and business model. By partnering with Parallels, they’re able to deliver highly elastic and very cost-effective solutions that enable these companies to focus on their business without thinking about their technology needs.”