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Modern businesses depend on data for many of their strategic decisions. While technology can render massive assistance, security threats—not to mention constantly evolving IT requirements—can result in disruptive downtimes. This is where engaging a Managed Service Provider (MSP) can be hugely beneficial in smoothening processes in the cloud as well as optimizing cost and managing security challenges. MSPs are proving key to helping businesses get the most from their clouds, hybrid or public or on-premises. This article takes a closer look to understand why MSPs have become so indispensable. Cost Optimization Maintaining infrastructure in-house involves huge cost overheads, since you will be spending on acquiring tools and training in a manner that offers no economies of scale. This can be prohibitive for smaller businesses. Using the services of an MSP limits these costs as the MSP already has the tools you need and the resources needed to set up and maintain your infrastructure. Furt...

The secret to success in the OTT marketplace is personalization, and here data holds the key, not only to understand how services are performing but also to improve the overall experience for the consumer.  Furthermore, insights mined from data also guides ad-serving, allowing advertisers to match and send best-fit ads to the right person at the right time, for higher ROI. Technology advances in machine learning, and artificial intelligence will further raise the bar of personalization, giving granular understanding of audiences in a highly competitive marketplace. The future of content consumption is clearly OTT. Traditional cable is all but passes. OTT has reinvented the way content is both consumed and delivered, It is a game changer to content creators across the board—not just the big players but even small, niche creators aiming at a particular niche. It enables personalization like never before, allowing advertisers to match ads to user in a way that keeps both users and adv...

  Let’s start by accepting that the term Serverless itself is a bit of a misnomer. Without a server there really can’t be any computing. What Serverless Computing does is, hide the server from you, take away the hassle of maintaining hardware and software, and give you all the computing muscle you need, without any idle capacity. In a traditional IT environment, i.e. server-based, you typically have a 3-tier architecture, viz: a database layer, where the database sits; an application layer, where your apps run; and the presentation layer, interface users interact with. A user can thus interact with your application in as many ways as your application will support—a web browser, mobile, or connected device (think: IoT) What this means is that before you even start working on your (server-based) app, the onus is on you to set up your server, install the OS, install needed software; and regularly manage all this, i.e. take care of hardware, update software, manage operating systems. D...

  One of the biggest worries organizations have about moving their workloads and data to the cloud is data loss. It’s a valid worry. Even AWS, the leader by far maintains that your applications and your data in the cloud are your responsibility, as evinced by the AWS Shared Responsibility Model. However, you can easily eliminate data loss risk while saving on costs using a service from AWS partner network: Veeam Backup and DR Fully automated and native, Veeam provides comprehensive backup and disaster recovery services that can help you secure your data on Amazon EC2, Amazon RDS, Amazon EFS and Amazon VPC, while saving on back up costs. There are several reasons to pick Veeam for your AWS back up and recovery, here are the top 10 https://teleglobals.com/10-reasons-to-choose-veeam-to-protect-your-data-on-aws/

  For the 11th successive year, Gartner has named AWS as their Magic Quadrant Leader. AWS’s leadership position is not news. AWS is well recognized for its flexible, secure and highly-available cloud environment. Many businesses rely on AWS to provide the infrastructure and services required to run their business applications securely and confidently in an ever-evolving business environment. In addition to the many infrastructural advantages AWS provides, from data centers to ongoing innovations like Serverless, customers get the benefit of a network architected to secure information, applications, and identities. AWS provides services and features to help organizations meet core security and compliances, such as data-protection, data locality, and confidentiality. Here are five key ways AWS helps take the burden of security off organizations’ shoulders. https://teleglobals.com/five-ways-aws-helps-you-meet-security-requirements/

  IaC and the Rise of CloudFormation Since it first came into existence, the cloud has gone through several major evolutions, but one service has remained constant. IaC. IaC has and remains a core implementation solution on AWS. It took away the costly, error-prone manual system of creating infrastructure from scratch and allowed developers to automate the process. And the tool that was used to enable that automation was CloudFormation. Built by AWS for AWS, CloudFormation, which was first released in 2011, allowed developers to write simple template files to build infrastructure as needed to run their web applications. It is still one of the safest ways to create, manage, modify and delete resources in your infrastructure. It enables robust state management, and can, as of date, even let you know how your deployment will run—before you actually deploy. CloudFormation templates included different attributes and configuration values for various resources, all entered in a reusable a...

For the eighth year in a row, AWS has been ranked in Gartner’s Magic Quadrant as the No. 1 IaaS provider. This is a clear indicator of the trust companies show in AWS, by migrating to AWS and adopting AWS services. Despite this, most companies, across industry segments have much to learn about AWS best practices for security. Organizations—across industries—should start to address their security concerns, or map them, by answering the following three questions: Who can access my applications and when are they being accessed? How is it possible for us to better monitor key file changes? How can we ensure of being notified in time in the event of an anomalous occurrence? This article looks at the key ways organizations can identify and meet the most common of challenges to AWS security. Beware of Misconfigurations It is common to see organizations give priority to putting tools and controls in place before establishing security strategy. It is far better and more practical to assess a co...