Case Study
Newton County Water & Sewerage Authority improves service continuity for municipal operations by moving to hyperconvergence
Newton County Water & Sewerage Authority improves service continuity for municipal operations by moving to hyperconvergence
Newton County Water & Sewerage Authority (NCWSA), a public utility serving more than 27,000 water customers and 8,000 sewer customers in Georgia, sought to improve service continuity and modernize its IT infrastructure. Before deploying the StarWind HCI Appliance (HCA), the organization operated a mixed environment consisting of VMware ESXi hosts, iSCSI-based storage, physical servers, and a limited number of virtual machines. This infrastructure increased management complexity and limited scalability, resiliency, and operational efficiency. By adopting StarWind HCA and moving to a hyperconverged architecture, NCWSA consolidated compute and storage resources into a highly available platform. The solution improved infrastructure reliability, simplified administration, enhanced fault toleran
