Launching S3 Servercore in Kazakhstan: How Cloud Storage Helps Businesses Manage Data More Efficiently
Today, data is becoming one of the key assets of companies. According to analysts' forecasts, the volume of global data will exceed 180 zettabytes, and 90% of it consists of unstructured and semi-structured formats — documents, videos, images, JSON, and XML. Storing and managing such volumes using traditional methods is inefficient. The solution lies in cloud technologies, specifically object storage.
Author - Mansur Ismagulov
What is object storage and the S3 technology
Unlike the familiar file hierarchy, object storage operates on a different principle. Each object consists of a unique key, data in any format, and metadata, making access to information fast and flexible.
The standard in this field is the S3 protocol, developed by Amazon Web Services back in 2006. Currently, it is supported by most providers, ensuring simple integration and migration of services.
S3 Servercore: a local solution for Kazakhstan
At a business dinner, Servercore announced the launch of its own S3 storage in Kazakhstan. This solution will serve as a reliable foundation for companies of any scale — from startups to large corporations — allowing them to store and process data without scalability limits.
Previously, the service was available in Uzbekistan, and the launch in Kazakhstan expands regional coverage and S3 access zones.
The service is fully implemented in Go, with critical parts in C++ for high performance. Data is automatically replicated across three independent racks, ensuring near 100% availability. Localizing infrastructure in Almaty and Tashkent reduces latency and allows compliance with personal data storage requirements.
Key advantages of Servercore
— reliability: SLA of 99.98% — one of the highest uptime indicators on the market. Data is replicated across three independent racks, ensuring virtually continuous availability
— functional maturity: the cloud is built on modern, high-performance hardware and evolves through new services. For example, the launch of new computing power based on GPUs for AI model inference and training is in preparation.
— security: compliance with the international PCI DSS 4.0.1 standard and 94-V requirements confirms a high level of data protection, including personal and payment data.
— convenient service: free 24/7 support, a single management panel and billing system, transparent payment on a pay-as-you-go model without prepayment or extra costs
— individual approach: a dedicated team of special client projects helps adapt infrastructure to business needs — from unique server configurations to specialized access schemes for the banking sector.

Sergey Bobko, Business Development Manager at Servercore
If the standard product line does not include the required service, our special projects team is ready to implement a solution for the client — for example, to assemble a unique server configuration or implement a banking access scheme for equipment.
Use cases for cloud infrastructure
Automating pharmacy procurement: Provizor case
IT developer Provizor is implementing a platform to automate pharmacy procurement in Kazakhstan. The company faced the task of migrating to reliable servers in the country, reducing downtime, and optimizing load.
The Servercore solution included dedicated servers, custom-configured cloud resources, and backup.
Results:
— infrastructure migration in 24 hours
— 1.5 times faster customer interaction
— stable operation of services on cloud servers
— compliance with the legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan on the storage of personal and payment data.
This case shows that local cloud services can not only improve the efficiency of IT infrastructure but also solve the task of compliance with regulatory requirements.
What’s next
Servercore plans to expand its product line in the near future.
Sergey Bobko, Business Development Manager at Servercore
We are preparing to launch cloud servers with NVIDIA® RTX A5000™ GPUs — for inference and training of artificial intelligence models.
This step continues the development of the company’s cloud services: object storage becomes a reliable foundation for storing data and models, while GPU resources will provide businesses with the ability to work with artificial intelligence without investing in expensive proprietary equipment.

Conclusion
Cloud storage is no longer just an infrastructure service — it has become a key tool for business digital transformation. The launch of S3 Servercore in Kazakhstan is an important step for the local market, allowing companies to securely store data, scale without limits, and build new services, including solutions based on artificial intelligence.
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