"You can’t stop the waves, but you can learn how to surf"– Jon Kabat-Zinn
Hoe is Microsoft omgegaan met de enorme vraag naar haar clouddiensten ?
Microsoft officials say they’ve been taking some behind-the-scenes steps to try to head off current and future cloud capacity issues.
Bron: Microsoft: Here’s how we’re trying to manage increased cloud demand
The question on whether public cloud infrastructure is cheaper than running on-premises data centers keeps coming in client inquiries. Clients realize that most of the answers produced by the industry so far are skewed by the vested interests of whoever is coming up with those answer. Public cloud providers make their offerings look significantly more cost-effective than on-premises data centers. Hardware vendors promote the opposite view. Furthermore, within organizations themselves, internal politics continues to inevitably influence the results of any attempt to produce defensible calculations.
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The research states that “cloud services can initially be more expensive than running on-premises data centers. [However, it also proves that] cloud services can become cost-effective over time if organizations learn to use and operate them more efficiently.” The statement is backed by an example of workload migration for 2,500 virtual machines from an on-premises data center to Amazon Web Services EC2. The example TCO (shown in Figure 1) shows an initial uptake in cloud costs and a steady decline as soon as organizations learn how to apply cost optimization best practices (as described in this other framework). The chart also shows how on-premises costs may have a long tail as organizations take time to actually shut down their data centers.
Continue at source : Gartner.com
Tencent is van plan om in 2020 meer dan €10 mrd te investeren in Europa en voorziet over drie of vier jaar drieduizend medewerkers in Europa te hebben.
— Lees op fd.nl/ondernemen/1329167/chinees-internetbedrijf-tencent-laat-oog-vallen-op-europa
If you’re using public cloud infrastructure and platform services, I bet that you’ve been thinking about adopting a tool to cut down costs. You’ve been told that there is some…
Source: A Comparison of Public Cloud Cost Optimization Tools is Now Available(Gartner subscription required)
When evaluating public cloud providers on pricing, it is easy to get hung up on the differences. AWS and Google Cloud each have their own service catalog, terminology and purchasing variations. But do these differences actually impact the final bill?
SandDance provides data visualization in the context of the data you are operating in and gives you interactive data exploration where you can quickly find pattern, trends and anomalies from the data. It’s rich interactive 3D viewer gives the effects of different attributes on the data and its ease of use provides data engineers with a powerful in place tool to visualize their data.
Source: Introducing SandDance: Data Visualization in Azure Data Studio | Data Exposed
As cloud spending rose, users had more options than ever for mixing and matching multiple cloud computing providers.
— Lees op www.itprotoday.com/hybrid-cloud/cloud-computing-providers-embraced-multiplatform-approach-2019
Getting the most out of running workloads to the cloud requires a focus on cloud cost optimization.
— Lees op www.itprotoday.com/cloud-computing/5-cloud-cost-optimization-tips
Amazon’s new service appears to beat Azure on storage costs, but that’s not the only consideration.
— Lees op www.itprotoday.com/cloud-storage/can-aws-lake-formation-take-azure-data-lake
Microsoft has added a great new service hub for assiting you with tools and methods to migrate on-premises systems, applications and data to Azure.
Moving on-premises apps and data to the cloud is a key step in our customers’ migration journey, and we’re committed to helping simplify that process. Earlier this year, we invited customers to participate in the preview of multiple new migration capabilities. Today, I am excited to announce the latest evolution of Azure Migrate, which provides a streamlined, comprehensive portfolio of Microsoft and partner tools to meet migration needs, all in one place.
With the general availability of Azure Migrate, including the new integrated partner experience, Server Assessment, Server Migration, Database Assessment, and Database Migration capabilities, we strive to make the cloud journey even easier for customers. Azure Migrate acts as a central hub for all migration needs and tools from infrastructure to applications to data. We are truly democratizing the migration process with guidance and choice.
New Azure Migrate integrated experience
The new experience provides you access to Microsoft and ISV tools and helps identify the right tool for your migration scenario. To help with large-scale datacenter migrations and cloud transformation projects, we’ve also added end-to-end progress tracking.
Continue at Source : https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/introducing-the-new-azure-migrate-a-hub-for-your-migration-needs/
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