To most of us, cloud computing is this calm place where our data stays secure and unbothered. However, the reality is that it’s way beyond peaceful and is pretty much more difficult for an organization that provides or depends on it, let alone its expenses. The customer demand for infrastructure as a service (IaaS) »
We’ve all at least once came across platform as a service (PaaS) in our lives, where developers mainly rely on cloud providers’ development tools to build you the applications you use (like your windows). But, have you ever wondered what happens behind the scenes? PaaS explained PaaS is one of the main three cloud »
Software as a service (SaaS) is as simple as using apps over the internet, such as Gmail and office tools. It’s all about renting the use of an app to make it available for your organization so that the users can connect to it over the internet through your internet browser. All the app »
It gets easier every day to get confused between the cloud deployment models. One hour you have a public cloud, the next is a private cloud, and then you end up with a hybrid cloud? Whether it’s the public cloud’s expectations vs reality and why it’s probably your best cloud deployment, up »
We’ve all been there, asking the same question over and over. Can just one additional-word make so much difference? The lines between the private cloud and the virtual private cloud are blurring more than ever. Still, they differ in terms of provider, architecture, and resource delivery. Luckily you can decide between both based on »
