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Cloud Migration as the companies’ top priorities for 2021

A cloud-powered future is starting to shape more and more enterprises migrate toward remote infrastructure. Managing cloud adoption seems to be one of the companies’ top priorities for 2021. It’s expected to maintain its status as a priority in the next few years too. But why is cloud computing so popular? Well, it enables both...

11-12 min read
September 02, 2021
by Ksenija

A News Digest on Fitness App, Cloud Services, Business Digital Transformation

3-4 min read
March 24, 2021
by Ksenija

A News Digest on Healthcare, Insurance, and Data-Warehousing

2-3 min read
March 05, 2021
by Ksenija

Cloud Computing Emerge From Coronavirus Crisis Stronger Than Ever

While front-end collaboration, shopping, and gaming solutions are at the forefront of public consciousness, the public cloud and its enabling technologies are backstopping the massive shift to remote work and entertainment. Office closures, social distancing, and shelter-in-place orders have led to sustained demand in users of collaboration, shopping, and entertainment services as the entire world...

7-8 min read
November 13, 2020
by Ksenija

Best Services for Hosting and Maintenance of your App

In today’s digital-business world, there’s just no place for any tech vendor that can’t aggressively and effectively tie together the cloud and the vast estates of on-premises technology that continue to run the processes and operations of huge sectors of the global economy. Cloud services have revolutionized computing, not least through IaaS, PaaS, and especially...

8-9 min read
August 16, 2020
by Elena

How to launch a project using cloud-based technologies and GitLab

Containerization and division into microservices are the most popular tendencies in today’s IT industry. The main purpose of these tendencies is to arrange a project or its functionally isolated part into a self-sufficient image that can be launched on different platforms and in necessary quantities. The container itself is so called “system within a system”...