Infrastructure Intelligence for Sovereign Banking Modernization
CUSTOMER BACKGROUND
As the region's central financial regulatory authority, the customer oversees monetary stability, financial sector supervision, and national banking infrastructure. Operating a mission-critical, highly secure IT environment, the institution required complete infrastructure visibility across its enterprise server estate to evaluate OS feasibility and build a migration roadmap to a sovereign OpenStack cloud platform while strictly maintaining offline, bank-grade security protocols.
 
 
 
Key Challenges:
Strict Bank-Grade Security Limits
Operating under zero-trust, offline network isolation policies that prevented standard online or external discovery mechanisms.
Deep Linux Visibility Requirements
Capturing detailed OS, configuration, and runtime metrics across complex Linux distributions via raw command execution.
Executive-Ready Reporting Requirements
Generating infrastructure reports focused on OS feasibility, TCO analysis, and end-of-life insights for transformation planning.
Asset Noise & Subnet Pollution
Filtering out non-server IPs and peripheral device noise across active subnets to isolate core infrastructure assets.
OpenStack Flavor Sizing Uncertainty
Mapping legacy on-premises workloads accurately to target OpenStack compute and storage flavors without performance degradation.
Dependency & Move-Group Risks
Uncovering intricate application interdependencies and connection strengths to sequence cloud migration waves without causing financial service disruptions.
Business Impact:
Corent MaaS successfully delivered complete estate visibility across 1,500+ Windows and Linux servers for the financial regulatory authority while maintaining 100% compliance with strict offline security standards. The platform removed non-server subnet noise, alidated OS migration feasibility, mapped process dependencies into risk-free move-groups, and generated precise OpenStack TCO models to accelerate business case sign-off for sovereign cloud modernization.