Cloud Migration
We help you migrate to cloud with minimum hiccups and in the shortest possible time frame.
Niyama’s approach to cloud migration is innovative and practical which helps in discovery of all possible features and risks.
We help you migrate to cloud with minimum hiccups and in the shortest possible time frame.
Niyama’s approach to cloud migration is innovative and practical which helps in discovery of all possible features and risks.
As Companies strategize to be agile and reduce Capex cost they increasingly adapt Cloud Computing. Cloud Computing is when you access services like Servers, Storage, Software over the internet from providers like Azure and AWS. Cloud strategy might a Private, Public or Hybrid based on Client requirements.
With proven technology like Microsoft AZURE & Amazon AWS, you can setup Servers, Storages and host your applications in AZURE Cloud. We at Niyama help you in building a Migration Strategy for your organization from Files, Storage to Applications. This will greatly help you in reducing your capital expenses and retain performance and Security. Clients typically pay only for the services they use, which provides a level of convenience and cost-control that’s almost impossible to achieve with on-site infrastructure.
Yes. Physical resources reside in secure facilities, with independent auditing practices followed by the cloud vendors. Data are encrypted and host companies do not have access to those encryption keys. You (the account holder) manage access through user identities and access policies.
Cost depends on use. You pay for what you use. Instead of investing in big Server setups, you are free to scale up as your business need grows.
Yes. This is why so many researchers rely on the cloud in this era of Big Data. Individual cloud machines come in many state-of-the-art flavors: GPU-intensive, compute-intensive, memory-intensive, low network latency, general purpose and so on. But there’s also a double-win for intensive science computation in the cloud: You do not have to wait for resources to become available, and, if you can parallelize your work, you can spin up large (or very large) clusters to finish your tasks quickly.
Yes. There are two options:
You can allocate a virtual machine in the cloud, install your favorite database on it, and operate it as if you were operating a database server that you own.
You can also simply pay for a database-as-a-service and dispense with worrying about the underlying machine, operating system or installation of a data base management system.
No, you are not locked in. Cloud Technologies like VMs and Docker Containers can be moved between Cloud environments