An excellent starting point for an organization looking to cloud computing platform is to examine their it architectures. Only by aligning architecture-compute, network, data center, power and storage resources with attachments can be in pursuit of reliability and performance, he calls in a cloud.
True protection in cloud computing is the result of the right architecture for the application of the law. Organizations need to fully understand the needs of individual applications and, if using a cloud platform architecture. With that knowledge, they can make informed decisions about what best cloud platform with reliability and performance of their applications.
Here are five reasons for companies looking at cloud computing architectures.
Availability. Not all applications are created equal, and not all Cloud platforms, the same thing. Organizations need the level of their application, determine which applications require high availability, which may take time and how much downtime is acceptable. They must understand the business risks associated with the lack of data. For those applications to be enterprise should be taken into account highly available enterprise-class technologies that have been thoroughly tested and are looking at something inside the building. It is also important to look at business continuity planning solution formulations and disaster recovery/business. This means that for most businesses, working with a consultant or service provider, because they usually have access to higher levels of knowledge and the provision of services, such as their core business.
Security. Security remains a major challenge for enterprises on the cloud. Problems include loss of control over their privacy risks associated with a multi-user environment and solutions and standards compliance. Organizations need to know how common multiplayer environments segmented to prevent duplicate client. As a solution architected and cloud infrastructure service provider network, virtualization and storage-platform?
Manageability. Enterprises need to understand what they are and what they expect from your service provider. Most public cloud providers cannot provide administrative support. Organizations need to have the technical expertise of your own way or to use an external provider. There must be understanding what level of control applications require and identified by the change management process.
Performance. As with more traditional host model, it is important to understand the burden on the infrastructure. Companies also need to understand the bottlenecks, and how cloud architecture or assessment can meet those needs. Organizations should perform their own tests to understand how cloud computing affects environments, storage and network resources.
Compliance with the requirements. Organizations need to understand where the data will be stored, and who will interact with it and how. They need to understand which areas of the service provider controls and how to check on the standards and regulations for which they must adhere to.
Janelle Ryan-solutions marketing manager, product marketing at SunGard Availability Services
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