Cloud Computing Tutorials
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How a Private Cloud is Crucial for Strategic Flexibility
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Critical Disaster Recovery Mistakes to Avoid
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VEXXHOST’s Announcements Recap
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How to Simplify Package Version Management at Scale
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VEXXHOST Introduces OpenStack Upgrades Offering
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VEXXHOST Adds Support for UEFI Instance Booting
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How to Ensure High Availability for Your Critical Databases
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Could Application Technical Debt be Getting in Your way?
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Managed Cloud Service: Explained
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Introducing Minutely Billing To Our Public Cloud
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Recap Of The First Open Infrastructure Summit
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Announcing Our Kubernetes Enablement Offering
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VEXXHOST Launches IPv6 in Santa Clara Region
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VEXXHOST Is Running OpenStack Stein On Day One Of The Release
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Meet VEXXHOST in Denver for the Open Infrastructure Summit
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Security: Going Beyond Compliance
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The VEXXHOST Approach to Application Modernization
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Looking Forward With Multi-Cloud & Open-APIs
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Infrastructure-As-Code 101
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What To Consider When Choosing A Private Cloud
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Deep Dive On Disaster Recovery
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Reasons To Take Advantage Of Cloud-Based Data Warehouses
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Debunking Common Open Source Myths
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Cloud Pricing 101: Public vs. Private
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The Top Cloud Computing Challenges Faced By All Industries
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Private Clouds & The Cloud Ecosystem
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How To Set Up Highly Available Web Servers with Keepalived and Floating IPs on Ubuntu 16.04
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How To Deploy Python Web Applications with the Bottle Micro Framework on Ubuntu 16.04
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How To Securely Set Up Shipyard 2.0.10 with TLS on CoreOS
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How To Run Nginx in a Docker Container on Ubuntu 16.04
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Setting Up Continuous Integration Pipelines with GitLab CI on Ubuntu 16.04
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Installing the Latest MySQL on Ubuntu 16.04
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How to Install Apache Server On Ubuntu 16.04
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How To setup Cassandra and run a Single-Node Cluster on Ubuntu 16.04
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How To Install Elasticsearch 1.7, Logstash 1.5, and Kibana 4.1 (ELK Stack) on Ubuntu 14.04
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How To Create a High Availability HAProxy Setup with Corosync, Pacemaker, and Floating IPs on Ubuntu 14.04
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How to Use Prometheus to Monitor Your CentOS 7 Server
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How To Deploy a Hugo Site to Production with Git Hooks on Ubuntu 14.04
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How to configure HTTP authentication with Nginx on Ubuntu 14.04
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How to install, configure and use Jenkins on Ubuntu 14.04
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How To Install and Use Hugo, the Static Site Generator, on Ubuntu 14.04
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How to install IonCube Loaders on Ubuntu 14.04
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How to install Elasticsearch on Ubuntu 14.04
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How To Work with Docker Data Volumes on Ubuntu 14.04
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How To Install and Use Docker Compose on Ubuntu 14.04
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How to Deploy a Symfony Application to Production on Ubuntu 14.04
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How To Install WordPress and PhpMyAdmin with Docker Compose on Ubuntu 14.04
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How To Deploy a Clojure Web Application on Ubuntu 14.04
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How to setup OpenVPN Server and Client on Ubuntu 14.04
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How To Install & Setup Puppet Master and Client on Ubuntu 14.04
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How to deploy a MariaDB Galera cluster on Ubuntu 14.04
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How to Install and Use Docker on Ubuntu 14.04
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How to install and use Logwatch on Ubuntu 14.04
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How to use cron jobs for automation on Ubuntu 14.04
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How to setup HHVM server on Ubuntu 14.04
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How to install and configure WordPress 4.2.2 on CentOS 7
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How To setup LAMP stack on CentOS 7
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WordPress App on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
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How to Upload Custom Images with OpenStack
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How to Setup OpenStack CLI Tools
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Getting started with Docker in minutes using Docker Machine
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MEAN & Socket.IO Integration Tutorial
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Getting Started with MEAN Stack
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Small Dive Into Meteor.JS
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CentOS 6 to CentOS 7 Upgrade Procedure
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How to Setup Remote System Logging with rsyslog on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
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10 Essential & Useful Ruby on Rails 4 Gems
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10 Essential Laravel 4 Packages Everyone Should Use
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Ruby on Rails vs. Laravel: Getting Started
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How to host multiple Ghost instances on a single server
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How To Customize your Ghost Instance
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How To Get Started with Apache libcloud and OpenStack
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How To Install and Use EasyEngine (ee) on Ubuntu
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How To Install & Host Ghost with Nginx on Ubuntu
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How to mitigate and fix OpenSSL Heartbeat on CentOS or Ubuntu
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How To Deploy Django on Nginx, Gunicorn with Postgres
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How To Install GitLab As Your Private GitHub Clone
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How To Configure a Galera Cluster with MariaDB on Ubuntu 12.04
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How To Install FreePBX on CentOS
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How To Install and Configure Varnish with Apache on Ubuntu
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How To Install Linux, Nginx, MySQL, PHP (LEMP) stack on Ubuntu
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How To Install an Upstream Version of Node.js on Ubuntu
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How To Create a SSL Certificate on Nginx for Ubuntu
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How To Set Up a Minecraft Server on Linux
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How To Install Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP (LAMP) stack on Ubuntu
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How to protect your SSH server with Fail2Ban on Ubuntu
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How To Install Rails and Nginx with Passenger on Ubuntu
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How To Setup Your Own VPN With PPTP on Linux (CentOS, Ubuntu, Debian)
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How To Set Up Nginx Virtual Hosts on Ubuntu
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How to add extra swap space on CentOS 6
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How To Install and Setup Postfix on Ubuntu
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How To Setup VNC For Ubuntu
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How To Setup SSH Keys
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How to Install Git on Ubuntu
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How to Add Swap on Ubuntu
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How To Install Ruby on Rails on Ubuntu
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Fixing 403 Forbidden Nginx Errors
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Installing Latest Node.js on Ubuntu
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Nginx Windows: How to Install
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WordPress Performance Tip: Controlling Cronjobs
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How a Private Cloud is Crucial for Strategic Flexibility
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Useful Links
- Comparing the Speed of VM Creation and SSH Access of Cloud Providers - DZone Cloud
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- OpenStack Launches Vendor Certification, Federated Identity Support From Over 30 Cloud Providers | TechCrunch
- Public Cloud Compare
- Cloudsoft AMP + VEXXHOST: A Success Story | Cloudsoft
- Comparing the speed of VM creation and SSH access of cloud providers
- Running CoreOS Container Linux on VEXXHOST
- Cloud Computing Review
- Big Data on OpenStack
- Connect Vexxhost cloud service to your Mac
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- How To Overcome Cloud Operation Complexities
- Turning To Cloud Computing & Orchestration For Business Success
Tag Archives: Cloud
Partners HealthCare Pilots 3-Tiered Cloud Storage Service
Health care provider reports reduced costs and latency from new cloud service from ClearSky Data. InformationWeek: Cloud
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IDG Contributor Network: The future is not the cloud or the fog: it is actually the SEA!
A casual reflection on the last few years in the evolution of the wireless network provides us all the insights necessary to reason that there is at least one final frontier coming down the road. Who can deny that the … Continue reading
Oracle’s Hurd, AT&T’s Donovan on their massive cloud migration deal
If worries about digital transformation projects keep you up at night, imagine how it would feel to be responsible for moving thousands of internal databases to the cloud for a company with more than $ 160 billion in annual sales … Continue reading
Cloud computing reversal: From ‘go away’ to ‘I can’t miss out’
Isaac Asimov once said, “I do not fear computers. I fear the lack of them.” That quote has stuck with me to this day. There’s no doubt that computers and computing have changed our lives. Without them, we would be … Continue reading
IDG Contributor Network: 8 steps to IT control in a self-service cloud world
The natural cycle in IT is to move from decentralized to centralized services. When networking first appeared, it was implemented at a department level for printer sharing. It was decentralized—resulting in a hodgepodge of networks and protocols. Eventually IT organizations … Continue reading
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25 questions for screening a Salesforce Sales Cloud consultant
Sales Cloud projects are the bread-and-butter of most consultancies’ Salesforce.com work, so there probably isn’t an issue of general competence and ability to execute. However, there is a huge range of business models and sales channels out there, and it … Continue reading
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How to move into a cloud career from traditional IT
There is a great deal of interest from those with traditional IT skills—such as enterprise architects, developers, and networking engineers—to steer themselves into a cloud computing career that will not only provide job protection, but pay better as well. However, … Continue reading
IDG Contributor Network: Cloud security: Trends and strategy
Cloud computing can generate mixed feelings. Corporate leaders generally welcome technologies that produce efficiency, agility and speed. Cloud services deliver those benefits, yet many are concerned about security, even while being often uninformed about how widely the cloud is used … Continue reading
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Oracle refreshes entire SaaS line, aiming to fuel cloud momentum
As the migration of enterprises to the cloud picks up steam, Oracle is intent on keeping up. It has taken to refreshing its SaaS applications twice a year, bringing them up to feature parity with its on-premises software and adding … Continue reading
Data center construction increases thanks to the cloud
A new report from a real estate firm that specializes in data center construction and leasing says data center construction in North America is up 43 percent over the same period in 2016, and industry consolidation has driven $ 10 … Continue reading
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Should ‘Made in America’ apply to cloud providers?
Let’s start by acknowledging the elephant in the room: The top three public cloud computing providers are all U.S.-based, so enterprises in the United States, and even in most other countries, are facing a natural U.S.-based monopoly on public cloud … Continue reading
Monitor cloud services for compliance, security from a single view
Moving to the cloud is supposed to reduce the headaches for IT administrators, but often it has the opposite effect of increasing their workload, especially around security and visibility. Not only do they have to make sure on-premises systems adhere … Continue reading
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Public cloud: Real-world lessons of strategic success
The commodity days of the cloud are over. It’s time to get strategic. That’s the message of today’s leading cloud strategies, as forward-thinking CIOs are no longer turning to the public cloud to cut costs. Instead, the public cloud is … Continue reading
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Cloud app slow? Blame the app, not the cloud
It’s 7:00 a.m., and you’re in the office early. You’re hoping that nobody else is accessing the public cloud the company uses and that the inventory application will perform well for a change. However, even with just a handful of … Continue reading
Enterprises can put Oracle’s entire public cloud in the data center
While Amazon is raking in the lion’s share of money spent by public-cloud users, Oracle is doubling down on its hybrid-cloud strategy, appealing to enterprises that want to put data and applications behind their firewall while taking advantage of cloud … Continue reading
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IDG Contributor Network: Cloud vs. clouds: A CIO’s conundrum
There was a tear in the fabric of the cloud universe on February 28, 2017 when Amazon Web Services had a significant outage. It highlighted what some described as a “critical lack of redundancy across the internet.” The outage was a … Continue reading
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IDG Contributor Network: 5 benefits of using cloud ERP to deliver results
Enterprise resource planning (ERP), a software tool to optimize business process management, allows organizations to use an integrated system to manage and automate many business functions. By employing cloud computing platforms, a company can take its ERP to the next … Continue reading
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IDG Contributor Network: How to plan your successful cloud migration
Recent Accenture Strategy research found that four out of five companies run up to half of their business functions in the cloud. Moreover, that figure is likely to increase significantly over the next few years. The research reveals that a … Continue reading
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What cloud computing really means
The “cloud” in cloud computing originated from the habit of drawing the internet as a fluffy cloud in network diagrams. No wonder the most popular meaning of cloud computing refers to running workloads over the internet remotely in a commercial … Continue reading
Microsoft rumor: Company to reorganize cloud computing division
Multiple news outlets in Seattle and the tech press report that Microsoft plans to announce a significant reorganization in an effort to refocus its cloud computing division. In the process, a lot of people are going to lose their jobs. … Continue reading
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Greene: Advanced Services to Fuel Google Cloud Leadership
Google Cloud Chief Diane Greene predicts Google’s expanding, advance cloud services will soon place it among the Gartner designated leaders. InformationWeek: Cloud
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Big Data in the Cloud: Reaching a Tipping Point
It may be time to rethink where you want to support a big data initiative. InformationWeek: Cloud
IDG Contributor Network: What does ‘open’ mean to IT in the cloud era?
The term “open” when used in the IT context is an old and heavily used word. In an industry where new terms are introduced with incredible frequency, then age, and are discarded like napkins at a BBQ restaurant, the term … Continue reading
Hidden cloud migration gotchas — and how to avoid them
Building a technology stack from scratch in the cloud can be a dream — if you’re a startup. But if you’re an established company steeped in on-premises solutions, shifting to the cloud can mean unexpected hurdles and headaches beyond belief. … Continue reading
IDG Contributor Network: Future-proof your business with cloud ERP
Today you face a choice. Be a disruptor or be disrupted. Beat or be beaten by the opposition. And while you’re weighing the options, every new digital development is making your margin for error smaller. What you could have dealt … Continue reading
Automated Tools Ease Cloud Migration
With new tools appearing, automation and orchestration are having a major impact on easing the burden of moving to the cloud. InformationWeek: Cloud
‘Pick that cloud, lose our business’: What to do
Here’s a shocker: Wal-Mart is telling some technology companies that if they want Wal-Mart’s business, they can’t use Amazon Web Services. (Wal-Mart says it simply doesn’t want customers storing Wal-Mart’s sensitive info on AWS.) That’s a tall order for technology … Continue reading
IDG Contributor Network: The future is not the cloud or the fog: it is actually the SEA!
A casual reflection on the last few years in the evolution of the wireless network provides us all the insights necessary to reason that there is at least one final frontier coming down the road. Who can deny that the … Continue reading
Google launches Cloud IoT Core service for enterprises
Google today unveiled a cloud platform service to help organizations collect vital data from billions of Internet of Things devices. The service, Google Cloud IoT Core, is designed to help enterprises, including utilities and transportation agencies, securely connect globally distributed … Continue reading
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IDG Contributor Network: When it comes to cloud, one size does not fit all
While the cloud market is very competitive, enterprises are making it clear that when it comes to cloud, one size does not fit all. They can’t build their businesses by just relying on infrastructure-as-a-serve (IaaS) and committing to one vendor. … Continue reading