Densify automates cloud and container resource management using patented machine-learning that learns the user’s cloud workloads usage patterns and makes recommendations on precisely which type of workloads to purchase.
Once you’ve migrated to the cloud, the journey is not done! Customer demands and business objectives are continuously evolving, placing ongoing demands on infrastructure and applications. Russell Coombes, VP of Cloud Services at Shadow-Soft, shares his ideas on how open source tools can help you on your cloud journey.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is making his second big acquisition with GitHub for $7.5 billion. Read on to learn the why this happened and how this might impact you. GitHub is the largest code repository in the world, hosting…
Moving to the cloud is not a question of how and why anymore. In order to scale your applications and move at the speed of the market, you must consider a cloud strategy. Every case is different, but migrating to the cloud shouldn’t mean you have to give up control and depend completely on your cloud service provider.
Shadow-Soft partnered with Red Hat to host a webinar on migrating applications to the cloud. Shadow-Soft’s VP of Development, John Himebook, shared ideas and use cases on the four common migration models: Lift and Shift, Shift to SaaS, App Modernization (Refactoring), and Replatforming.
The question we’re always asking is, what cloud migration model works best? Our work with customers over the past five years has uncovered some interesting insights and best practices.
Shadow-Soft has been recognized as a Microsoft Gold Partner with Cloud Platform Competency. Read on to learn why and how this can help you as a Shadow-Soft customer.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) still has the lead in the cloud war, there’s no doubt about that. But Microsoft Azure is making progress by leaps and bounds as it grows two times faster than any of its competitors.
The first concern that comes to mind when we think about cloud computing is security. We can’t help it. This worry seems to be ingrained in the minds of many decision-makers in companies across the world, and there is a reason for it: If we can see it, we believe it is safe. We still believe this, even though many events – like the hacking of Target’s and Equifax’s on-premises data centers – have shown us otherwise.
We have identified four cloud migration models, based on the way different companies want to use the cloud. Finding the model that matches your goals is the first step to a successful migration.