Cloud transformation is a complex process that requires careful planning, execution, and ongoing management. Understanding the challenges and risks associated with cloud transformation and working with experienced cloud experts to ensure a successful transition is critical.
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Over the past 20 years, public cloud architectures have transformed the process and approach to software deployment, bringing tremendous convenience and efficiency to customer access to software. However, there are still government and commercial customers who, for a variety of reasons, have to accept private software environments over which they maintain full control.
As SaaS solutions become more common in many different industries, it is important to understand how to maintain their management. Here are some ways to overcome and prevent the spread of SaaS.
As sustainability becomes a front and center topic for the enterprise, stubborn misconceptions about the power consumption of cloud-based deployments need to be debunked.
ERP is a long-term game, as it is the core platform on which customers build their daily business operations. As ERP continues to move to the cloud, it will open up new opportunities for the channel. As long as they work together, vendors and their channel partners can build a new model that works for everyone.
Cloud computing offers different service models, including Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Software as a Service (SaaS)
Cloud computing is characterized by hyperscale, virtualization, on-demand service distribution, high reliability, dynamic scalability, extensive network access, and energy savings.
What is cloud computing? As Intel founder Gordon Moore once said, "The number of transistors that can be accommodated on integrated circuits will double every two years.". In other words, processor performance doubles every two years. With such rapid development, the cost of hardware is getting lower and lower, and a single enterprise can afford a large number of servers.
Serverless is a new cloud computing paradigm that allows developers to focus more on application development and deployment without focusing on the underlying infrastructure.
The "everything-is-code" approach to cloud-native infrastructure makes it easier to set up telemetry where it was previously impossible, as long as security professionals can adapt to the fact that legacy network monitoring mechanisms may no longer work for them.