With IaaS, you can now utilize the power of the cloud to innovate and grow your business quickly. Since cloud infrastructure is scalable and elastic, you can easily increase or decrease compute capacity as your needs change. This translates into reduced IT expenditure and allows you to free up capital for other investments where it is needed most.
Cloud computing has become an attractive option for businesses of all sizes. As a service provider, it offers the customers access to virtual servers that run on the same infrastructure the company uses to run its own business. The cloud computing services the company provide include Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Software as a Service (SaaS).
(Our cloud servers are accessible 24/7 with consistent performance and uptime so that you can focus on your core business and not worry about managing the underlying infrastructure).
As the name suggests, cloud computing is a paradigm shift in how data center resources are deployed, managed, and consumed. Traditionally enterprises purchased and maintained their own computing devices in an on-premises data center. However, this often required a heavy up-front investment to handle only occasionally high workloads. For example, an e-commerce company gets three times more application traffic during the holiday season. To handle this traffic, they have to purchase additional server machines, which remain idle for the rest of the year!