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The Cloud is changing the way IT services and solutions are delivered. Software as a Service (SaaS) tools, Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) and Platform as a Service (PaaS) Cloud are making it possible for your organization to enable cost savings, integration, visibility and scalability in the cloud architecture.
This transformation has resulted in increased awareness about your endpoint security. Here’s why Cloud makes it possible for your security teams to regain control over endpoints.
Cloud computing , whether Amazon Web Services or Azure, is one of the most talked topic in IT and business today. The advantages of using the cloud for smooth and efficient operation of your business, is the driving factor for its success. This growing interest is not limited to IT and business units, with even non-IT users reaping the benefits of cloud based services. But having a Cloud exit strategy is also essential if it all turns dark and stormy.
While uploading applications and data to the cloud is quick and easy, taking it out will take longer. Declouding or Uncloud is the removal of applications and data from a cloud computing platform. It involves mapping the application’s dependencies within the cloud vendor’s infrastructure, and locating all instances of the customer’s data.
Putting your applications into the cloud is easy and affordable. Managing them is simple with a centralized and customizable management portal. This makes the workload of manually configuring and provisioning resources quick and simple. On the downside, this can also lead to Cloud Outages.
Just like any IT system, cloud-based services and servers can suffer from outages, but because of large number of users, the consequences are usually larger.
In spite of this, more corporate customers, end users, recognize that service disruptions are inevitable and the benefits they get from the cloud providers such as AWS or Microsoft Azure, far outweigh the risks associated with its cloud services.