K2Tech surveyed over 100 technical executives from major Russian companies regarding current infrastructure priorities. The primary challenges identified include replacing foreign software, enhancing system resilience, ensuring security, and optimizing costs.
Developing platform infrastructure is a key focus for 46% of respondents. Specifically, 42% plan to transition to Russian virtualization solutions, 35% intend to expand existing virtualization capabilities, and 31% plan to implement containerization or Kubernetes.
Improving fault tolerance is a priority for 47% of those surveyed. Meanwhile, 54% of participants highlighted the necessity of import substitution, with 71% of that group balancing migration with other tasks, such as enhancing resilience.
Resource provisioning speed remains a bottleneck. Only 19% of companies can access resources within hours via self-service, while 42% report that obtaining resources takes over a month or requires new hardware procurement.
As of the survey date, 46% of participants were in the research and selection phase, analyzing the market or comparing vendors. Conversely, 21% of companies have already implemented their solutions and are currently focusing on scaling and further development.

