Explore us as a cloud solution provider

We can say these are 4 different main categories of cloud services: Iaas - Infrastructure as a Service, PaaS - Platform as a Service, SaaS - Software as a Service, Function as a Service

Examples would include: Office 365, Gmail, SalesForce, Azure, AWS, Google Cloud, Box and Dropbox

So basically, an organization provides the storage, compute and network for specific workloads and applications. Users are able to access those resources over the internet and pay for them on a consumption basis without the initial capital expense.

The most common Cloud Service used today is Saas (Software as a Service). This would include products like Office365, Gmail, Salesforce.com, and many others. Some customers are starting to host in-house applications and data in the cloud. Most are leveraging a hybrid approach where some of the data sitting in AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud, the rest sits in-house in company-owned data centers.

At Terralogic, we provide Cloud services which refer to a wide range of services delivered on-demand to organizations over the internet. These services provide easy and affordable access to applications and resources, without the need for internal infrastructure or hardware.

Cloud-based technology allows you to use programs and data that are stored on the Internet drives rather than on your own devices.

There are many benefits to moving your business to the cloud: potential reduced IT costs, scalability, business continuity, collaboration efficiency, and flexibility.

Typically the move to the cloud is driven by one of these factors: Cost savings or at least a predictable cost model, Security, Connectivity, Scalability, or all-inclusive!

The move to the cloud is not for every organization but it is something that should be considered. Each time an organization deploys a new software package, or server the available cloud services should be considered to see if they offer more value, lower cost, or faster time to market.

Costs for cloud servers and services can vary dramatically. It is important to understand all of the costs before signing long-term cloud contracts.

While Google Cloud typically can beat AWS on pricing, AWS tends to have more global reach and provides more integrations into the 3rd Party software. Organizations should work with an experienced Cloud Architect to determine the best set of features. Contact us so we can analyze which fits your business best!

Cloud storage may not be as fast or cheaper than external drives but it's more reliable. There are many benefits of using the Cloud service, the largest one being able to access your workstation anytime, anywhere, and on any device. The bottom line is neither an external hard drive nor cloud storage is more effective than the other. It depends on the type of data you want to store, the storage capacity you need, and how you want to access your data.