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Cloud integration is the process of configuring multiple application programs to share data in the cloud. In a network that incorporates cloud integration, diverse applications communicate either directly or through third-party software. It takes only 5 easy steps to make a successful cloud integration. Here are the types of Clouds:
Private Cloud:
Private Cloud is known as one of the computing services where one user or a selected number of users can use it on the internet or a private network. It gives an additional control and customization available to the users from a dedicated resource. With private cloud service the users can enjoy the benefits like elasticity, self-service and scalability. In addition to that private cloud gives a higher level of security for the data and information. The hosting privacy ensures there is no possibility for getting access by any third party providers. With all these benefits, there is once limitation of private cloud, i.e. company’s IT department should be responsible for the handling and maintenance of the private cloud. Therefore a private cloud needs some sort of staffing, managing and maintenance.
Public Cloud
Public cloud is similarly like private cloud but offered by third-party providers and used by the public. It is available for anyone to use or purchase as per their working purposes. Public cloud may be free or sold based on demand. It allows users to pay as per their usage and needs. Public cloud can help companies to cut their expenses as there are no hardware management or maintenance required because that part is being taken care of by the cloud service providers. There is no need for separate infrastructure for the public cloud service because all the hardware is located at the providers’ place. The companies just buy and use it for their purposes. Every employee of the company can easily use the same application individually at the same time. When it comes to the point of security, public cloud is as secure as a dedicated private cloud, if its provider takes care of the security properly.
Hybrid Cloud
A hybrid cloud is a combination of public and private cloud by sharing applications and data between them. The job of hybrid cloud is to give the business a platform to scale private cloud into public cloud without giving any access to the third party providers, when there is an overflow in processing and computing demand. With the help of this cloud service the companies get the flexibility to work on the public cloud platform while keeping the business information and sensitive data within the company firewall. Hybrid cloud has brought a huge change in cloud computing
Advantages of Cloud Migration
With this technology of Cloud computing the security of data has reached on a higher level. G&G has the expertise in different cloud computing like Amazon AWS/EC2, Azure, DevOps, IBM Cloud, Salesforce, Rackspace and SAAS Integration.
Faster Deployment Times:
Migrating to the cloud facilitates faster deployment of applications and services. Cloud services streamline server provisioning, making it a simpler and more efficient process compared to purchasing servers, installing operating systems, and configuring network setups in physical data centers.
Less Infrastructure Complexity:
Cloud systems reduce the complexity of infrastructure used to provision new machines and make them work together to provide needed services. Instead, you fill out some information on what is needed and launch the necessary services. This saves time, as those complexities are no longer part of your process.
Enhanced Security Features:
Most cloud providers take care of some of the tougher security issues, such as keeping unwanted traffic outside a specific scope from accessing the machines on which your data and apps reside and ensuring automatic security updates are applied to their systems to keep from being vulnerable to the latest known security threats.
Built-in Status Monitoring:
A number of cloud services are able to provide monitoring so that you can be notified when an app or machine has potential issues or is actually experiencing an outage. This, of course, can save you quite a bit of time as opposed to keeping track of the state of your services on your own
Greater Flexibility and Collaboration for Staff:
With cloud services, your team can deploy, update, or fix issues from any location, making it a more flexible solution compared to being on-site. The consistency of cloud provisioning and deployment processes enhances collaboration, ensuring everyone is on the same page without shadow IT.
Automatic Backup and Logging of Key Metrics:
Monitoring, backup, and logging services are extremely important, especially for disaster recovery from an outage and identifying where things went wrong. Backups enable you to get systems running again, and logs provide critical information to determine the cause of the issue.