What are the characteristics of cloud computing?
Cloud computing is characterized by hyperscale, virtualization, on-demand service distribution, high reliability, dynamic scalability, extensive network access, and energy savings.
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Cloud computing, what are the main security challenges
The Cloud Security Alliance, together with HP, has listed the top seven threats to cloud computing, based largely on the results of a survey of 29 enterprises, technology vendors and consulting firms.
Ten Ways Cloud-Native Development is Changing Cybersecurity
The "everything-is-code" approach to cloud-native infrastructure makes it easier to set up telemetry where it was previously impossible, as long as security professionals can adapt to the fact that legacy network monitoring mechanisms may no longer work for them.
To make more environmentally friendly use of the cloud IT infrastructure, start with these aspects
Whether it is a public or private cloud, the intended value of the cloud can only be realized if it is used wisely. To make use of cloud computing IT infrastructure more "green", the following seven aspects are very important.
5 Key Considerations for Data Migration to the Cloud
The industry discussion on cloud migration has focused on how to redesign applications to take full advantage of cloud services and then migrate them to the cloud.
How to apply cloud computing to build your own website for SMEs
The rise of cloud computing has found a brighter path for the development of small and medium-sized enterprises. Let's take a look at how to apply cloud computing for small and medium-sized enterprises to build their own websites.
What is cloud computing technology and what are the main core technologies?
Cloud computing is technically a data service center architected by virtualization technology to realize resourcefulness of storage, computing, memory, network, etc. and dynamic allocation according to user needs.
Serverless: Uncovering the benefits of the emerging cloud computing model
Serverless is a new cloud computing paradigm that allows developers to focus more on application development and deployment without focusing on the underlying infrastructure.
Gartner's Latest Forecast: Global Cloud Revenue to Surpass Non-Cloud Revenue
No cloud strategy is the same as no business strategy. As enterprises implement 'cloud-first' policies for new workloads, their adoption and interest in the public cloud continues unabated.
How India can seize a rare opportunity in cloud computing
The NASSCOM-EY survey revealed that 78% of Indian IT companies, 53% of healthcare and BFSI companies and 49% of pharma companies have migrated to the cloud after 2019.