What is Community Cloud? Make the Most Out of ESDS Community Cloud!

A study about cloud computing infers that cloud computing may grow by more than $390 billion by 2028. With the growing cloud market, the community cloud market is expected to develop at a CAGR of 31.29% by 2026, reaching a market size of US$14.806 billion.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cloud computing has grown dramatically in the coming few years, especially since the outbreak of the covid-19 pandemic. Many businesses shifted to the cloud as automation and being online was the only way to sustain the industry. 

Cloud computing has boomed in various sectors like enterprise, government, healthcare, BFSI, etc.

With the variety of deployment models offered by the cloud, community cloud computing is preferred by many industries for the many benefits it delivers. The community cloud has transformed into a constantly evolving landscape for cloud deployment.

Let us dive into community cloud details!

What Is Community Cloud

A community cloud is a type of private cloud, which offers dedicated infrastructure for organizations from a specific community with common concerns like security, compliance, jurisdiction, etc. It is an ideal solution in terms of cost-effectiveness, privacy, and security.

A community cloud combines the features and benefits of different cloud types into a single solution customized to a specific industry (Banks, insurance, government, enterprise, etc.). It is also appropriate for organizations working on a similar project, research topic, or application and requires identical resources.

A community cloud is not open to the public; it is only accessible to a selected group of people. It is adaptable as it can be designed and managed by one or all members of an organization and a third-party provider.

Types of Community Cloud

• BFSI Community Cloud

BFSI community cloud operates specifically for banking, insurance, and financial industries by streamlining the entire workflow of the organization.

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Hybrid-cloud & Multi-cloud – Differences & Similarities

 

According to sources, small and medium businesses benefit the most from cloud services, as they spend 36% less money on IT. Cloud-based solutions/services are used widely in all the business sectors. Manufacturing, BFSI, government, and various enterprises use cloud solutions for automating the manual work process and ease of work.

Cloud solutions have helped various businesses to grow regardless of the business size, infrastructure, and finance. Cloud is not just the future, but it is the present! Choosing cloud solutions is your only choice. Basically, cloud computing is a collection of servers whose resources are accessible to you through the Internet. To access the cloud services/resources, you need a cloud service provider who offers you services according to the requirement of your business.

Hybrid clouds and multi-clouds are the two most popular types of cloud computing.

Find out what multi-cloud and hybrid cloud are and how they can help you!

What is Multi-Cloud?

Multi-cloud refers to the use of multiple public clouds. Multi-cloud deployment is when a company uses various public clouds from different cloud service providers. For cloud hosting, storage, and the entire application stack, a company uses services from multiple service providers.

Multi-cloud deployments have a variety of applications. Multiple IaaS (Infrastructure-as-a-Service) providers can be used in a multi-cloud deployment, or a single vendor can provide IaaS, PaaS (Platform-as-a-Service), and SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) services. Multi-cloud can be used solely for redundancy and system backup, or it might include many cloud vendors for various services.

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Email Migration- Essential Questions to Ask Before Migrating Email

If you plan to migrate emails to an email client from your on-premises system, you are on a right track to secure email management. You can solve many difficulties, such as improving security and integrating your software stack in your organization by switching to a new email client. However, the bigger and more sophisticated your company is, the more moving components you will need to consider.

Many executives have concerns about email migration, such as whether their data will be secure, how long it will take, and whether they have to go offline.

Before migrating to the cloud, there are a few things one needs to consider.

Let us dive into details!

What is Email Migration?

Moving your emails, contacts, and data from one email provider to another is called email migration.

Email migration helps improve the overall email environment in which the existing system works.

An example of email migration is migrating emails from Office 365 to Exchange.

The migration of data and emails is relatively simple if you have only a few accounts in your organization. However, it is complicated if there are terabytes of data, hundreds of email accounts, and multiple software. But, every problem comes with a solution.

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