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Becoming a certified FedRAMP cloud services provider is an intense and often lengthy process. It’s therefore important to decide whether or not the benefits are worth the work (and costs) it entails.
FedRAMP stands for Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program. It is based on NIST SP 800-53 but expands this program to address the specificities of cloud computing.
Moving to a hybrid cloud solution is a major undertaking for any business. This is particularly true for enterprises since, by definition, they’re working on a large scale. With that in mind, here is a simple guide to the key facts you need to know about hybrid clouds.
Many enterprises are now moving towards hybrid cloud architecture. This means they need to update their infrastructure. In particular, they need to find a hybrid cloud hosting solution.
Many enterprises have stuck firmly to private clouds versus public clouds. There is, however, a way to have the best of both worlds. That is to implement hybrid cloud infrastructure.
Hybrid cloud services are a mixture of private cloud services and public cloud services and are an excellent solution for enterprises.
Many companies, especially SMBs, are implementing hybrid cloud architecture to leverage its benefits. With that in mind, here is what you need to know about hybrid cloud benefits.
Hybrid cloud architecture is a combination of private cloud architecture and public cloud architecture. If implemented properly, it can deliver the best of both private and public clouds.
Using a hybrid cloud inevitably generates more work than using a simpler implementation of the cloud. For some businesses, however, this extra complexity is a fair trade-off for the benefits it can bring.
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