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Let’s talk cloud architecture. In this video, A Cloud Guru Senior Community Training Architect Scott Pletcher walks us through the reasons companies decide to migrate to the cloud. We explore the difference between public cloud, private cloud, and multicloud, breaking down common migration approaches – and why virtualization and containerization are often part of a cloud adoption. While the decisions we make when building things in the cloud are plentiful and require years of practice, you’ll walk away from this episode with an understanding of the key concepts that will be valuable when building your cloud adoption business case.
Also, here’s a free resource dedicated to help you with all the necessary decisions in implementing a cloud migration strategy (public, private, hybrid, multi - including security)....taking all the potential stress out of the picture. For free help with sourcing and comparing potential cloud vendors....as well as with network design and security....simply ask at the below link. It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3.
Labels: cloud, Cloud Adoption, Cloud Architecture, Cloud Computing, Cloud Migration, Cloud Network, Cloud Security, cloud strategy, Cloud Technology, Hybrid Cloud, Industry40, MultiCloud, Private Cloud, Public Cloud
Build a career in the cloud as a Cloud Architect. In this video we’ll look at the skills you need for a successful career in cloud architecture, like cloud fundamentals, service knowledge, and communication skills, and how they fit together. We ask a Cloud Architect what a day in their life actually looks like and take a look at the big picture to understand all the pathways to reach a cloud architect role, to see what first steps you can take to begin your career journey.
Labels: CIO, cloud, Cloud Architecture, Cloud Computing, Cloud Network, CTO
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Watch this video for an example of a provider we can source for you that enables employees to work from home or anywhere utilizing a set-up process that takes literally minutes to accomplish rather than days. You'll see a cloud workspace provisioned in minutes, complete with compute, pre-licensed software, security, shared folders and more employing Workspace as a Service (WaaS).
Labels: Cloud Computing, Cloud Network, WaaS, Work From Anywhere, Workspace as a Service
Irene Lyakovetsky of SaugaTalks discusses AI-driven cloud automation with Robert Hutter, Founder & CEO at FireStart and how companies can adopt it for their cloud ecosystem during their digital transformation journey.
Also, here’s a free resource dedicated to help you with all the necessary decisions in implementing a cloud migration strategy (public, private, hybrid, multi, edge - including security)....taking all the potential stress out of the picture. For free help with sourcing and comparing potential cloud vendors....as well as with network design and security....simply ask at the below link. It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3.
Labels: AI, Artificial Intelligence, Cloud Computing, Cloud Network, Digital Transformation
For companies of all shapes and sizes, managing and operating cloud platform services is becoming an increasingly important part of a business in the online world. While most would agree that shifting to a cloud-centric operating structure is necessary, many don’t know the difference between the various types.
Labels: Cloud Computing, Cloud Network, Cloud Technology, IaaS, PaaS, SaaS
When you get to know Bigleaf, you’re going to find that their core focus is pretty different from much of the SD-WAN industry. If you look across the SD-WAN landscape, what you are largely going to find is architectures built for site-to-site networking, in other words, remote to HQ or remote to a Data Center. This is the old MPLS model, only now with Internet connections. If that’s what you’re looking for, you have a lot of options out there. At Bigleaf, rather than focusing on site-to-site architectures, they’re using their SD-WAN intelligence to build a new type of internet. They offer a “cloud-ready” internet, they’re now layering in SD-WAN intelligence to ensure a high-quality experience at the application level for both Cloud-based content and site-to-site VPN traffic.
When you think about it, every company you interact with is on a Cloud journey of some type. These journeys can be any of the following:
For SMBs, SaaS is the new normal. Here’s a look at the number of SaaS apps per company:
It’s important to note the average company has fifty-one to one hundred employees who use seventy-nine different applications.
The first cloud networking challenge is that cloud technologies rely on the Internet, and no matter what kind of circuit you run, internet performance is unpredictable. This can lead to expensive downtime that’s frustrating to the company and potentially job-threatening to the person responsible for networking. The second challenge is that IT is no longer the sole gatekeeper of software provisioning. This means that even with all the IT resources in the world, critical technologies are being used that can’t be accounted for. Lastly, working from home is now the new normal. As of mid-March, eighty percent of organizations have encouraged or required their employees to work from home. This means at least 311 million people in at least 41 states, three counties, eight cities, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico, are being urged to stay home.
Today, millennials and Gen Z workers make up only thirty-eight percent of the workforce, but in 2028, they’ll amount to fifty-eight percent. Because of that, it’s no wonder that almost three-quarters of companies will employ some remote workers, while thirty-three percent of workers will be fully remote.
Bigleaf offerings solve challenges both in the office and in-home offices. And this is how we do it:
Bigleaf’s edge router is your disaster-proof connection to their Cloud Access Network. At the customer premise, they ship out their Bigleaf router pre-configured with the customer’s circuit details. When it arrives, it’s designed to be a self-install on the WAN side of the customer’s existing firewall. The customer will plug their Internet connections into the WAN ports (they have four WAN ports), then they’ll plug a cable from Bigleaf’s LAN port to the WAN port on their firewall. During the last step, they’ll issue a new public IP block out of their gateway, which the customer will enter into their firewall. That’s it. No feature changes are needed on the firewall.
Their solution is completely firewall-friendly, which means they work transparently with any firewall. While most other SD-WAN solutions either need to replace the firewall or require significant feature changes in the firewall to get their device to work, Bigleaf’s onsite router works with all existing firewall policies.
There are multiple demands on the Internet connection from households with more than one person.
Even if there’s just a single person working from home, internet connections are notoriously unreliable and unpredictable. This creates frustration and poor performance when it comes to trying to get work done from home. WithBigleaf Home Office you get:
To learn more about BigLeaf and take advantage of a comparison of 100s of other SDWAN and managed cloud vendors ... including FREE network design and sourcing support ... simply ask at FreedomFire Communications.
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