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cloud computing

Cloud computing is the on-demand availability of computer system resources, especially data storage and computing power, without direct active management by the user. The term is generally used to describe data centers available to many users over the Internet.

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AWS Storage Options – Should I Use S3, EFS, or EBS?

AWS Storage Options – Should I Use S3, EFS, or EBS?

While incorporating the use of physical storage databases into Amazon’s Web Services is an option, there are also cloud storage options available. There are a few options to choose with significant differences between each in order to tackle certain options. One of the following services will be better optimized for handling loads at scale while another will have a better time retaining a proper load balance.

AWS QuickSight vs. Tableau

AWS QuickSight vs. Tableau

Data Analytics is increasingly important for evaluating company performance and adjusting for continuous improvement and avoiding recreating mistakes. As such, there are plenty of platforms on the market for making the analysis process to make this easier. Though Amazon’s offering might seem to be the go-to for any and all solutions, there are still other options present on the market for anyone who has data analysis needs.

Benefits of Cloud Computing

Benefits of Cloud Computing

There are significant benefits an organization can experience from moving many of their operations to the cloud from cut costs to avoiding the loss of data. Despite the increasing number of organizations looking to adopt cloud computing into their business operations and what can be accomplished, only a handful of companies have adopted the technology even after over a decade’s existence. With time, this is something that we aim to gradually rectify.

IBM Cloud vs. Oracle

IBM Cloud vs. Oracle

The Cloud is largely dominated by Amazon, Microsoft, and Google at the time of writing with Alibaba still far off but looking to make gains in the near future. That being said, even tech giants like Oracle and IBM have mostly fallen by the wayside compared to their purported contemporaries in the race to produce cloud solutions. Not that these options will outright harm an organization’s ability in the cloud, but there are some risk factors that are worth considering.

Microsoft Azure vs. Alibaba Cloud

Microsoft Azure vs. Alibaba Cloud

Microsoft and Google may be some of the biggest names struggling to overtake Amazon’s dominance of the cloud service market, but they aren’t the only names. Since 2009, Alibaba has had its own cloud computing platform with ventures into ecommerce data mining and processing and currently stands as the fifth largest company in artificial intelligence development. For now, we’ll be comparing Alibaba with some of its more immediate competition to put things into proper perspective.

AWS vs. Google Cloud

AWS vs. Google Cloud

Among the tech titans who currently provide cloud services is Google. While they’re far from the biggest, the experience they have with search engines and machine learning makes them viable in the face of Amazon’s prolonged dominance within the field. That said, there are good reasons for picking either one over the other depending on what a client hopes to achieve and what financial resources they have available.

Getting the most out of IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS

Getting the most out of IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS

Getting the most out of IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS This blog post provides insight into the fundamentals of IaaS, SaaS, and PaaS, which will help you make an informed decision for your business.IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS are cloud computing services designed for companies to...