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Keep Your Cloud Costs in Check
- Monday, 01 November 2021
- Storage
- Written by Scott Koegler
As cloud infrastructure continues getting complex and the number of deployments keeps rising, the cost of running a cloud is becoming an important area of focus to organizations. It means that you have to control cloud spending by all means, and this means you have to keep your cloud costs in check at all times. Recent interviews show that the costs of cloud deployments have become a painful ordeal for organizations, most of whom would want to minimize their spending while expanding their services.
Read more...Clouds Security is at Issue
- Monday, 05 July 2021
- Storage
- Written by Scott Koegler
Cloud Computing and databases are the valuable resources of the Digital Era. They are significant for data storage and extraction at affordable rates and efforts. Additionally, they significantly reduce the sophistication in running and handling interfaces, saving and sharing time within any required infrastructure. But with all the awe-inspiring benefits, they also come with vulnerability. The information that it maintains needs safety and security against undesirable elements. Where the market base is now the vast majority of consumers, the cloud security of fragments and sensitive information is at risk. The report of 2019 titled “Top Threats to Cloud Computing: Egregious Eleven” talks about the same. These eleven threats are an increasing concern that needs mitigation, prevention, and timely address.
Read more...The Hybrid Cloud is Changing Operations
- Monday, 26 April 2021
- Storage
- Written by Scott Koegler
Hybrid cloud is no longer an emerging trend in 2021. It is a technology that has continued to be adopted and is reshaping organizations on a whole new level. The hybrid cloud enables businesses to perfectly blend the on-premise, private, and public cloud capabilities, which allows companies to share data and migrate applications between these cloud platforms. By taking advantage of the hybrid cloud approach, IT teams are becoming more agile and efficient. They are capable of suiting to the changing business needs faster and accurately than ever before. As you think about adopting the cloud approach, expect these trends in the hybrid cloud in 2021.
Read more...Here's What We Can Expect for Cloud Computing in 2020
- Monday, 09 March 2020
- Storage
- Written by Scott Koegler
As cloud computing continues to gain fame in the world, many organizations find themselves in an awkward position regarding what the future holds for them. They are still wondering about what the best route forward would be and how they can leverage on the future while keeping their operations up and running. With the demand in cloud computing now on the rise, developments can be too fast and the pace in which they come can be difficult to follow. Despite this, some big trends can be evident and these trends can help companies and individuals to prepare for what is lying ahead and avoid potential disruption. Below are some of the trends that you should expect in 2020 and the future.
Read more...Keep Your Cloud-Based Data Safe
- Monday, 10 June 2019
- Storage
- Written by Scott Koegler
The cloud has become a place of choice for storing critical information by many organizations. However, some professionals and organizations have questioned the security of information kept there. The truth, however, is that the internet can be a dangerous place for storage of sensitive information but the same can also be the case with your computer as they also face the same threats as the cloud. A good cloud storage vendor should be able to protect critical information better than you can be able to do on your own. With little planning, it is possible to make use of the benefits that the cloud offers and at the same time make sure that the information of your organization is as safe as possible. Due to the sensitivity of data stored in the cloud, it is important for companies to know how to keep their information safe.
Read more...The Impact of Cloud Storage on Data Center Construction
- Friday, 18 January 2019
- Storage
- Written by Robert Agar
The cloud may seem to be an ephemeral concept, and is marketed as a way to eliminate concerns over storage capacity. But all that data needs to actually be stored somewhere, and that means large data centers are required to serve the storage needs of cloud customers. While cloud customers enjoy the flexibility of storage on demand, their cloud providers do not share that luxury. They need to provide real storage to handle the needs of their clients.
Read more...Oracle Not Out of Cloud Game
Oracle is not out of the cloud game, reports Barron’s. While many view Oracle as lagging behind Amazon and Microsoft in the cloud wars, Oracle itself believes it is moving at an appropriate migration pace for its customers.
Read more...Is Amazon's AWS Secure
According to Forbes, Oracle’s found Larry Ellison questioned the safety of rival Amazon’s AWS cloud. Ellison claimed that AWS customers can see and access other AWS customers data.
Read more...IBM Gains Red Hat
Red Hat, an enterprise open source software solutions provider, is being acquired by IBM, reports Market Watch. This acquisition will position bring an open approach to the cloud for customers.
Read more...Hurricane No Match for Cloud
According to Forbes, tech companies were able to harness the power of the cloud to keep tech up and running for companies in the aftermath of hurricane Florence.
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