OCRE Cloud for Armenia

49 research and education institutions in Armenia can procure sovereign European cloud services through the OCRE 2024 framework.

49Eligible institutions
ASNET-AMNational research network
SofiaDatacenter bg-sof-1
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How institutions in Armenia access OCRE cloud

Institutions in Armenia access the OCRE 2024 framework through ASNET-AM, their National Research and Education Network (NREN). VSHN is the sole Exoscale reseller in the OCRE catalogue and ranked number one in all countries it serves. Institutions can use the cascade method (direct award) to place an order without a competition round.

Exoscale datacenter closest to Armenia: Sofia (bg-sof-1). Guaranteed data location, no US CLOUD Act exposure. All data egress to GÉANT and connected NRENs is waived.

Get started

Contact VSHN to request a trial voucher, get a cost estimate, or start a call-off agreement for Exoscale cloud and managed services in Armenia. Your NREN cloud team at clouds@asnet.am can help with framework eligibility questions.

Eligible institutions (49)

"Armbiotechnology" Scientific and Production Center
"Gitutyun" Publishing House of NAS RA
A. I. Alikhanian National Science Laboratory (Yerevan Physics Institute)
Armenian Encyclopedia
Armenian State Institute of Physical Culture
Armenian State Pedagogical University after Kh. Abovyan
Byurakan Astrophysical Observatory after V. Ambartsumian
Center for Ecological Noosphere Studies
Center of Medical Genetics and Primary Health Care
European University of Armenia
French University in Armenia
Fundamental Scientific Library of NAS RA
H. Acharian Institute of Language
Higher Education and Science Committee of the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport
Hydrometeorology and Monitoring Service of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of RA
ICRANet-Yerevan Center
Institute for Informatics and Automation Problems of NAS RA
Institute for Physical Research
Institute of Applied Problems of Physics
Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography
Institute of Art
Institute of Biochemistry after H. Buniatyan
Institute of Botany after A.L. Takhtajyan
Institute of Chemical Physics after A.B. Nalbandyan
Institute of General and Inorganic Chemistry after M.G. Manvelyan
Institute of Geological Sciences
Institute of Geophysics and Engineering Seismology after A. Nazarov
Institute of History
Institute of Hydroponics Problems after G.S. Davtyan
Institute of Mathematics of NAS RA
Institute of Mechanics of NAS RA
Institute of Molecular Biology
Institute of Oriental Studies
Institute of Philosophy, Sociology and Law of NAS RA
Institute of Physiology after L.A. Orbeli
Institute of Radiophysics and Electronics
International Scientific-Educational Center of NAS RA
M.Abeghyan Institute of Literature
M.Kotanyan Institute of Economics
Museum-Institute of Genocide
National Institute of Health of MH RA
National Library of Armenia
National Polytechnic University of Armenia
Presidium of the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) of the Republic of Armenia (RA)
Public Administration Academy of RA
Scientific Center of Zoology and Hydroecology
Scientific Technological Center of Organic and Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Yerevan State Medical University
Yerevan State University

Exoscale cloud services

The infrastructure you procure through OCRE, run by Exoscale in the zone you choose. All of it carries the framework discount on compute and storage, and free traffic to GÉANT and connected NRENs.

VSHN managed services, delivered through Servala

These are operated by VSHN through Servala, the open-source app store for managed services, and they are a different product from Exoscale DBaaS above. Exoscale runs its database engines on its own price list and SLA; VSHN runs everything below with 24/7 support, automated backups, managed updates, and SLAs up to 99.99%, and the same catalogue runs on Cloudscale, SWITCH, and on-premises. Several databases are available both ways, so ask us which fits: Exoscale DBaaS is usually cheaper, and Servala adds operations and support around it.

Databases and messaging

Also available as Exoscale DBaaS, where Exoscale operates them directly and uses its own product names: Exoscale's in-memory engine is Valkey, the VSHN-operated one is Redis.

Developer tooling

No Exoscale equivalent. VSHN operates these on Exoscale infrastructure.

Platforms

Container platforms. Exoscale SKS is the self-managed alternative.

Request a trial voucher

Interested in using Exoscale or VSHN-managed services in your research or education institution through OCRE 2024? Tell us about your workloads and we will follow up with more information and a trial voucher.

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