Organization Chart [PDF]
Infrastructure Services provides the hardware and systems software to run campus applications. Most central campus functions are hosted on Infrastructure Services equipment, and many departmental applications as well.
Infrastructure Services consists of the following groups:
- Cloud Computing: IST
Virtual Private Server Services builds on the existing VM Service to
offer the campus an affordable and stable virtual hosting environment. A
virtual private server or virtual machine (VM) is an efficient,
isolated slice of a physical machine which has no direct correspondence
to any physical hardware.
- Production Control: The Production Control Unit provides the work required to process batch production within Infrastructure Services, including, but not limited to, business services applications such as CARS (Accounts Receivables), Payroll, Kronos, BFS (Berkeley Financial System), HRMS (Human Resources Management System), and all of the Student Information Systems (SIS) from admission to degree.
- Storage and Backup Services: The group provides customers with high-availability disk storage in capacities ranging from 35 Gigabytes to multiple Terabytes, for individual systems on the IST Data Center SAN, or for multi-host access anywhere on the Campus LAN through NFS/CIFS services. Disk storage for individual systems is also available over the LAN, via iSCSI. LAN-based backup services for systems of any size are available campuswide.
- UNIX Services: AIX, Solaris and Linux operating systems support running on IBM, Sun and HP hardware as well as VMware Virtual Machines.
- Windows Services: Windows Server 2003 Standard and Enterprise operating systems support running on Dell Blade hardware and VMware Virtual Machines.
- Data Center Operations: The group is responsible for the day-to-day operations and support of the campus Data Center, providing customers with a stable and secure operating environment for their computing equipment.
- Business Continuity: Support for business continuity (disaster recovery and business resumption) of IST administered applications at the UC Berkeley southern California hot-site, San Diego Supercomputer Center (SDSC)
