Cloud Services
Many enterprises and large companies have either shifted to the cloud or are in the process of cloud migration. Maintaining an on-premise server is complex, expensive and when the traffic suddenly rises, scaling up is a big challenge.
Today’s cloud providers not only take away the hassle of patching servers, upgrading components and making sure they are running, but they do it by being more environment friendly and in some cases, the cloud is carbon-neutral as well.
Did you know?
Migrating to cloud means that it is the cloud provider’s responsibility to keep the server secure, running and upgraded. It removes the hassle of maintaining your own servers and gives you the advantage of running your enterprise software and data seamlessly and scaling up quickly to meet demands.
Advantages of Cloud Migration
- It removes the time and cost of running a physical server, upgrading components and applying updates and patches.
- It reduces down time as the cloud provider is responsible for maintaing the server.
- It can scale up to meet demand during peak season time and can scale down when there is less traffic.
- It is more environment friendly and more sustainable most of the times.
- It is future proof as more functionality can be added simply by pushing an update and scaling up.
Cloud softwares we work with
Microsoft Azure
Microsoft Azure is one of the leading cloud service providers offering a variety of services for storage, server deployments and other activities. It also has hybrid model where their cloud services can be configured to run in tandem with your local servers.
Amazon AWS
Amazon AWS is the world’s largest cloud provider with the biggest market share. It offers a wide variety of services from storage, servers and others. It has better support for big data along with a robust partner ecosystem to extend the functionality when needed.