Category: Cloud Infrastructure

Why You Need an Enterprise Cloud Managed Service Provider
Cloud Infrastructure

Why You Need an Enterprise Cloud Managed Service Provider

Partnering with a cloud managed service team can be a vital part of your business’s transformation to the cloud. These providers can help streamline your IT processes, balance and maintain your applications, and develop solutions that enable your business operations to thrive in today’s market. Let’s dive into the backbone

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Unlock the True Benefits of the Cloud with Cloud-Native Computing
Cloud Infrastructure

Unlock the True Benefits of the Cloud with Cloud-Native Computing

Cloud-native technology has completely changed the pace of business. Applications, software, services, and solutions can be plopped into your lap (or your customer’s lap) almost instantaneously and can help solve your organization’s most pressing business challenges before lunch. Choose the right services, download the right tools and enable your business

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Cloud Infrastructure

AWS Services in simple terms

AWS provides a wide array of services covering computing, storage, networking and a lot more. We have put together a few of those services in layman’s terms. AWS IAM AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) enables you to create and manage AWS users and groups, and use permissions to allow

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Cloud Infrastructure

Best Disaster Recovery Tools For 2020

Even a year after the previous list of best disaster recovery tools was published, those tools still remain top in 2020 as well. When you need an efficient server running like clockwork, you need effective cloud managed services, and you need Disaster Recovery Tools for disaster management. You don’t want organizational efficiency

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Cloud Infrastructure

The Truth about Cloud Managed Services

Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure are two of the most common examples of clouds. These cloud managed services have been the mainstay of many businesses. Without maintaining expensive hardware, these managed cloud services have added simplicity and efficiency to the data storage and management, customer service and workflow management of various organizations.

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Cloud Infrastructure

How to Enable Video Scanning Using Google Cloud Intelligence ?

The Google Cloud Platform (GCP) is a storehouse of resources, and you don’t need significant technical nous to realize its advantages and explore its many possibilities. Google Cloud provides many advantages for video analysis, as part of Google’s content submissions scanning services that employ video intelligence. GCP services help utilize a scalable system for

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Cloud Infrastructure

GDPR: A New Era towards Data Privacy

GDPR, or General Data Protection Regulation, is set to embark on May 25, 2018. This is the succession to the existing European Unions’ New Data Protection Law and follows the same guidelines, but strengthens individuals’ personal data privacy. It imposes new obligations on organizations that collect, handle or analyse personal

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Cloud Infrastructure

Citrix Global Server Load Balancing 101

Citrix is known for taking an existing technology and turning it into something better. XenApp has always been referred to as, “RDP on steroids” and with a click of a mouse, PVS allows dynamically deployable machines and servers. Citrix’s Global Server Load Balancing (GSLB) is another technology following suit. As

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Cloud Infrastructure

Cloud: Hybrid Maintenance and Upkeep

Thinking of migrating to Office 365? Already migrated to the cloud? Think that because you’ve moved or are moving that there will be no maintenance required for your cloud infrastructure? Well, it’s mostly true. There are things that you can do to keep your environment running smooth now and in

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Cloud Infrastructure

Ransomware Readiness Guide

Today’s ransomware operators are always coming up with new schemes. They’re constantly on the lookout for new vulnerabilities to weaponize, new operating models to take advantage of, and new alliances with other cybercriminal groups to exploit. Their goal is to come up with strategies that enable them to encrypt (and

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