DOM.RF has taken a major step towards import substitution by introducing data storage systems from the Russian company Yadro. These systems represent the largest object data warehouse in the financial sector, built entirely with domestic equipment. TATLIN.OBJECT systems were chosen to work as a single platform to effectively manage large volumes of unstructured data. A total of 52 nodes will be installed: 34 will be located in the DOM.RF infrastructure and 18 will be located in the DOM.RF Bank. The systems are distributed in three data centers, providing reliable access to information even in the event of equipment failure. The new systems are more than 2.5 petabytes in size, which is equivalent to approximately 1 trillion pages of text.
DOM.RF IT and Digital Transformation General Manager Nikolay Kozak stated that this project represents a unique digital transformation that ensures higher reliability and security of information storage. Currently, the organization operates more than 480 information systems, of which 150 have high requirements for data availability. Minimizing the risk of information unavailability is critical, especially when replacing foreign IT components with Russian ones. Now more than 63% of the software and equipment used in DOM.RF are Russian developments.
TATLIN.OBJECT systems also allow you to flexibly adjust performance according to business growth. Yadro product manager Pavel Egorov explained that the solutions are suitable for disaster-resistant data storage and locate information in three different geographical locations. This is achieved through built-in replication mechanisms that help protect data and maintain desired performance. DOM.RF has been actively working on the transition to domestic software and equipment since 2021, and currently the share of Russian software already exceeds 70%, and the cost of such solutions is over 92%. More than half of the 37 thousand equipment has already been replaced with Russian analogues.
Source: Ferra
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