Cloud Computing.

Build and scale in the cloud. Take advantage of fast, reliable and affordable IT infrastructure in Azure, GCP and AWS.

 

Cloud computing services in Los Angeles

Cloud computing services, often referred to simply as “clouds” is a model for providing on-demand computing resources, from applications to data centers, over the Internet. Thanks to virtualization technologies, it became possible to combine multiple Internet servers into single clusters with virtually unlimited performance. In addition to high reliability, such clusters allow you to optimize the load on each server. Therefore, significantly reduce the cost of computer resources. Low cost, high reliability and outsourcing of tasks to support IT infrastructure — these are factors that have become the key to the rapid success of cloud technologies. Of course big plus point is that cloud systems run as a distributed service. Which means that a router failure in one datacenter isn't going to bring your own network services down.

 

Main uses cloud computing services.

IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service)

Cloud platforms where you can rent a bare Windows / Linux server with scalable power. Examples: Amazon Web Services, Rackspace Cloud.

PaaS (Platform as a Service)

Cloud platforms with all the necessary middleware and auxiliary software (DBMS, framework, services). Examples: Windows Azure, Force.com.

SaaS (Software as a Service)

Business applications delivered as Internet services. Examples: Google Apps, Salesforce CRM.

 

Private Cloud

Some companies want to take advantage of Cloud Computing, but are afraid to host their IT infrastructure on other people’s servers. Resourceful IT vendors came up with “Private clouds” for such companies.

At the same time, company buys computer resources (servers) and, using virtualization technologies, combines them into “clouds”. At the same time, an economic effect is achieved by optimizing the load on each server. However, this effect is not comparable with option of renting computer resources from a third-party provider.

But, having built its own private cloud, a company can easily transfer its IT infrastructure to a third-party cloud platform.