BLOGS ABOUT CLOUD MANAGED SERVICES

It is evident that businesses are looking for modernizing legacy systems, and the same is valid for SAP applications. Enterprises have been using SAP applications for ages to run business-critical applications, and it is time to modernize them to leverage the latest innovations seamlessly. But then arises the question of how to modernize SAP applications, and the answer comes “with AWS.”

Why modernize SAP applications with AWS?

To put it straight, SAP itself started using AWS for developing their products, what better reason there can…

Monolith and microservices are both architectural patterns on which businesses can deploy their web-based server-side applications. Monolith is a standard way of deploying applications, which merges all the components in a single package. On the other hand, the later architecture lets you isolate services and components by deploying them individually and independently.

The debate for choosing monolith or microservices has grown to become profound with time. However, it is now the best time to shift from the standard monolith to microservices; in fact, it has become evident now.…

As the name gives it out, application modernization is the process of modernizing outdated/legacy systems. Legacy systems pose several challenges: increased security risks, inefficiency, incompatibility with new technologies, and lack of scalability are some of them. Hence, they are always one of the biggest concerns for CIOs and CTOs of a company. A CIO survey report states legacy systems to be the top concern of CIOs.

Application modernization can…

Serverless vs. containers has been a topic of debate for several years now. Picking anyone among the two is always a tough decision to make for businesses/developers.

Both serverless and containers have a lot in common. You want a modern, future-proof architecture to efficiently run the latest innovations and scale; they both have it. Accessibility, resilience to interruptions, and speed, if that’s what you are looking for, they both have them too. These commonalities make it possible to merge both to complement each other and use them as one. But before heading to the union of…

The pandemic and the subsequent global economic downturn have forced enterprises to slash their IT budget significantly. But the need to compete in this digital-first economy has pushed the cloud investment graph up in the air, probably, higher than ever as Gartner predicts an 18%

increase in 2021¹. That makes cloud cost management a top priority for enterprises as they enter new market dynamics riding out the aftermath of the COVID-19 crisis.

With this sudden growth of enterprise’s cloud consumption comes the need to control the spiraling costs of public and…

2020 saw a silver lining in the cloud as it emerged as the central pillar of digital transformation supporting business continuity in the time of unprecedented global disruption. The pandemic hastened the need to move to the cloud to survive a highly volatile market condition and be able to scale up to meet the unpredictable surge in business. Be it healthcare, banking or retail, businesses irrespective of their size and sector started exploring multi-cloud strategies to move their critical workloads without hampering the operations.

With this sudden boom came the ballooning costs…

Enterprises are opting for cloud due to its cost-saving capabilities and agility. The ‘pay-per-use’ model and headline costs are alluring enough to draw millions of businesses into cloud. Of course, who would not like the idea of paying just a fraction of the on-prem costs every month for each instance or server? Also, the financial appeal of moving from capital expenditure to operational expenditure is pretty hard to ignore. But there is much more than the attractive cost-saving propositions of cloud computing which, if go unnoticed, can spiral costs up and out of your control. Businesses…

The business landscape is changing exponentially, especially with the Covid-19 hitting and work from home becoming the new normal. In such a scenario, imagine what would have been the impact on the economy if remote work wasn’t possible at all. Well, thankfully, solutions such as Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) have made remote work possible and enabled you and your employees to access desktops over a network. Not just remote work, it has also simplified desktop management and freed the IT teams from the hassle of installing, managing, and upgrading…