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Category: Cloud Computing
Is Your Server Too Small? As businesses grow, their infrastructure needs often change. Applications that once ran smoothly on-premises may now face performance issues, scalability limitations, or availability concerns. Migrating to the cloud becomes a strategic move, but doing so without disrupting operations can be challenging. This is where AWS Application Migration Service (AWS MGN)…
An Analysis for SMEs Executive Summary: This report analyzes the transformation of business application technology and data centers, from centralized mainframe-based systems to the current era of cloud computing. It examines how this evolution has impacted small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), highlighting the limitations of older technologies, the advantages of modern solutions, and the challenges…
Maintaining Uptime for Active Customers 1. Introduction: The Imperative of Seamless Hardware Renewal in AWS Amazon Web Services (AWS) operates a vast and globally distributed infrastructure that underpins a multitude of services used by millions of customers across diverse industries. This extensive network of data centers and hardware requires continuous maintenance and periodic upgrades to…
When we think of Google today, we imagine a trillion-dollar company, AI dominance, global data centers, and a near-mythical reach into the future of technology. But what if I told you it all started with Duplo blocks? In 1996, two PhD students at Stanford, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, were working on a research project…
The Power of AWS KMS for Encryption and Compliance Introduction In today’s digital era, data privacy and security are more critical than ever. Whether you’re running a startup, managing enterprise systems, or offering services in the cloud, protecting user data should be a top priority. Within the AWS ecosystem, one of the most robust tools…
Discover How AWS Can Save You Time, Money, and SEO Rankings When you first launched your website or application, hosting services like Namecheap or similar shared hosting providers probably seemed sufficient—affordable, easy to set up, and straightforward. But as your website or application begins to grow and attract significant traffic, these shared hosting platforms often…
Lessons from an On-Premises Past For years, large corporations and organizations of all kinds were tied to an on-premises model for managing their networks and enterprise applications. Setting up or expanding a data center meant navigating complex processes for hardware procurement and capacity planning: estimating the number of servers, determining storage space, securing adequate power…