Cloud Infrastructure Services

August 9, 2019

In a cloud infrastructure, applications can be accessed remotely using networking services like as wide area networks (WANs), telecom services, and the Internet.

When we at Core Technologies Services, Inc. needs to implement the process of migration from legacy to Cloud-based infrastructure we usually describe it as providing an abstraction layer that can virtualize resources and logically presents them to users. This is often done through Cloud infrastructure professional services that include application program interfaces and API-enabled command-line or graphical interfaces.

What are the Cloud infrastructure components?
In a cloud computing architecture - the hardware like multi-socket, multicore servers, persistent storage and local area network equipment, such as switches and routers. Public cloud providers like Amazon Web Services (AWS) or Google Cloud Platform offer services based on shared or multi-tenant servers. In such a model, massive compute capacity is achieved to handle both unpredictable changes in user demand. At the same time, an optimally balanced demand across fewer servers is maintained. To make this model work, cloud infrastructure typically consists of high-density systems with shared power.

Managing Cloud Infrastructure
A cloud infrastructure contains combinations of server, networking and storage hardware at its foundational core. The key is to make it works all together like a software which in It terms is referred to as virtualization software. It is capable of taking all of the hardware pieces and dynamically creating new networks that tie together the virtual resources so that different customers can use these services in different countries. Different services or clients can utilize the same cloud infrastructure at the same time as different pieces of virtualization software can be used to partition off these virtual networks maintaining security. This is where Cloud Infrastructure Professional services come into play.

CoreIT provides such services for managed IT services as well as for IT consulting services. We are also into building customized Cloud infrastructure that includes web hosting services, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), social-networking services, and Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) services and a lot more. Our Cloud professional services also include writing our own software code to enable the infrastructure to work together.

Public, private and hybrid cloud architectures
Cloud infrastructure is present in all three main cloud computing deployment models - private cloud, public cloud, and hybrid cloud. In a private cloud, an organization or a company owns the cloud infrastructure components and houses them within its own data center. In the public cloud model, a third-party public cloud provider owns the cloud infrastructure components while a hybrid cloud consists of a mix of both models.

Deciding which type of Cloud service depends on enterprise goals and we help in solving such issues with detailed consultation processes. As a part of our IT consulting services, CoreIT provides various valuable inputs as well as services like IaaS to our valued customers. The major benefits include improved security and are a cloud model that gives organizations the ability to rent those IT infrastructure components. This indirectly reduces the CAPEX and allows optimization of resources as well as helps to focus on innovation. So write to us today and know how your enterprise resources can be optimized to the maximum with our services

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