Cloud services are a necessity for your business especially if your applications are overloaded with increasing transaction loads, are compute-intensive applications and have a high demand for availability. Many times, the challenge is in providing a balance across competing agendas and aligning the right cloud infrastructure for the right use case. In order to make the right choice for your business, let’s first understand the Public and Private Cloud. Public Cloud: This type of cloud computing model is managed by an outsourced Cloud Service vendor/providers like Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud Platform (GCP) or Microsoft Azure. PROS: An economic model that reduces the cost of capital investment and the use of your in-house IT resources. The Cloud Service Vendor/Provider is responsible for managing and maintaining an off-site shared server on which your information is stored. Services are available at a low-cost subscription-based pricing tier, depending upon the computing resources used by the subscriber. This model provides a flexible and time-saving option for your business by providing quick access to applications and data. This model is cost agile and thus enables businesses to follow lean growth strategies and utilize their financial resources on innovation projects. CONS: This cannot be a […] read more