Data center is considered to be the backbone of banking and financial services because financial institutions protect customer information in the operation of cloud and local data centers, trading floors, and branch offices. In addition, in order to avoid data leakage as well data transmission errors from bank branches to headquarters, the center and critical infrastructure must be reliable, secure and can be used to successfully deliver internal IT services and digital banking services. Consumers are especially sensitive to the perceived security of their data and the competence of institutions in safeguarding their personal information, so the minimization of downtime due to technical issues is doubly important. While the ease of use in interacting with a cloud-based data center can seem effortless for the end-user; businesses who provide the experience know that cloud solutions require investments in hardware and operations in order to remain secure, reliable, and accessible at all times. Modern digital equipment employs microprocessors that run at frequencies of up to several gigahertz, carrying out millions of operations per second.