Cloud Systems

cloud
systems

infrastructure and architecture

cloud computing

we believe it is important to...

understand your business case. This will help you evaluate short-term and long-term pricing options
know the different cloud providers to offer the best containerization, orchestration, APIs, routing and automation software
be comfortable with pricing, contracts, terms, scaling requirements, and management so that costs don’t get out of hand
be familiar with dashboard services so that storage, services, apps, and security can be monitored and managed properly
consider infrastructure as code and automate provisioning
determine if cloud is the answer. Many platforms on bare metal still have advantages that may serve your needs better

features of

the cloud

resource pooling

on-demand service

large network access

automatic software updates

pay as you go

location independent

Our Framework for Success

Determine
which cloud model is right for your business needs
Identify
applications and assess security and network needs
Plan
and design infrastructure for the expected number of users
Branch
and build services
Execute
and migrate any data to the current application
Optimize and Monitor
for success

Should a business down code - is it an asset or liability? There are unique advantages between open source versus buying something off the shelf.
Matt Simonsen
CEO, khozatechnology

Three Cloud Computing Models We Work With

Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)

This service provides infrastructure like servers, operating systems, virtual machines, networks, and storage on a rent basis. Such a service allows you to purchase, install, configure, and manage your own software and applications.

Companies such as AWS, GoogleCloud, and Digital Ocean give you IaaS.

Platform as a Service (PaaS)

This service is used in developing, testing, and maintaining software. Developers rent everything needed to build an application while relying on a cloud provider for development tools, infrastructure, and operating systems.

Companies such as CloudFlare, DataDog, Pulumi, and StackPath provide PaaS.