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Cloud computing or Cloud hosting has transformed how businesses operate. Despite increased adoption of Cloud hosting and its associated benefits for enterprises, certain facts need to ‘cleared’ amongst Cloud users. Here’s a PPT to clear all your myths.

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ESDS Software Solution Pvt. Ltd. The Digital Transformation Catalyst https://www.esds.co.in
Debunking Common Cloud Hosting Myths
Cloud computing or Cloud hosting has transformed the way in which businesses operate. Despite increased adoption of Cloud hosting and its associated benefits for enterprises, certain facts need to ‘cleared’ amongst Cloud users. https://www.esds.co.in Public Cloud hosting market towards the end of 2020 160 B Dollars
Section BreakSection Break https://www.esds.co.in Common Cloud Hosting Myths
Myth 1: Security Concerns in Cloud In today’s time, cybersecurity has emerged to become the biggest concern related to digitized services. With an increased number of data breaches in recent times, it has become one of the key growth areas enterprises focus on when investing in IT. Such cyberattacks have caused a myth that the data hosted on the Cloud is not secure. Cloud security concerns emerged after the data breaches took place at major tech houses in the industry.
On-premise systems, also called the legacy systems are more vulnerable to hackers as they tend to initiate cybercrimes. The only method to reduce them is to restrict the physical access of users. Cloud hosting providers offer multi-layered security defense mechanisms for protecting the critical data compared to the legacy systems. Cloud providers undergo various audits and compliances to match up with the latest security standards, and this may not be a compulsory requirement of on-premise systems. Cloud-based systems can be easily updated, ensuring critical data remains secured against all forms of threats and cyberattacks. Myth 1: Security Concerns in Cloud
Myth 2: Enterprises Migrating to the Public Cloud Public Cloud hosting providers offer a reduction in costs and faster development of applications by providing the required development and testing infrastructure. This has caused a big amongst the users that users will migrate to Public Cloud hosting. Private Cloud hosting is usually designed for supporting existing applications and can be an added choice for enterprises. On the other hand, the public Cloud can become the best option for enterprises that need a scalable environment for testing new, emerging technologies.
Myth 2: Enterprises Migrating to the Public Cloud Reasons for Public Cloud Applications Security Performance Cost Control Reduce Shadow IT
A popular Cloud hosting myth is that public Cloud providers often restrict enterprises for a particular Cloud provider. This might not be 100% incorrect; however, the reality lies that an increased number of Cloud vendors are using the open-source platform for ensuring application development is compatible across multiple Cloud platforms, development languages and operating systems. Owing to this ‘shift,’ application developers are inching closer to develop in any language and platform. Most of the Cloud providers allow enterprises with various Cloud infrastructure options (Private, Public and Hybrid) for deploying services. Myth 3: Cloud Can Cause Vendor Lock-Ins
Myth 4: Data on Cloud = Data on Internet Most people have a common myth that the data present on the Cloud is also present on the Internet. Going by the basics, Cloud is a network of remote servers that can be accessed using the Internet only. However, this doesn’t mean it is on the Internet. Internet connects a huge collection of connections on a single network, but Clouds ‘spread’ across the World might not be directly connected to each other. People often treat Cloud as a single entity, but one must realize it is not the case!
Myth 5: Cloud Services Are Expensive than Traditional Services One of the common myths is that Cloud services are considered more expensive than traditional ones. Businesses and individuals using Cloud services tend to save many additional costs related to hardware, power and maintenance. Most of the Cloud providers charge on a pay-per- consumption basis, allowing them to pay only for the utilized resources. Pay-per-consumption can be a stiff challenge when it comes to traditional systems.
Why Overcome Cloud Myths? Cloud computing has been the fastest growing technology all over the World, with more enterprises and organizations moving to the Cloud owing to rapid deployment and quick accessibility. Similar to other technologies, there are always certain apprehensions and myths that surround Cloud computing. These myths must be overcome so that it doesn’t hamper its adoption on a large scale.
Thank You Connect us on www.esds.co.in Head Office: ESDS Software Solution Pvt. Ltd. Plot No. B- 24 & 25, NICE Industrial Area, Satpur MIDC, Nashik 422 007 https://www.esds.co.in

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Debunking common cloud hosting myths

  • 1. ESDS Software Solution Pvt. Ltd. The Digital Transformation Catalyst https://www.esds.co.in
  • 3. Cloud computing or Cloud hosting has transformed the way in which businesses operate. Despite increased adoption of Cloud hosting and its associated benefits for enterprises, certain facts need to ‘cleared’ amongst Cloud users. https://www.esds.co.in Public Cloud hosting market towards the end of 2020 160 B Dollars
  • 5. Myth 1: Security Concerns in Cloud In today’s time, cybersecurity has emerged to become the biggest concern related to digitized services. With an increased number of data breaches in recent times, it has become one of the key growth areas enterprises focus on when investing in IT. Such cyberattacks have caused a myth that the data hosted on the Cloud is not secure. Cloud security concerns emerged after the data breaches took place at major tech houses in the industry.
  • 6. On-premise systems, also called the legacy systems are more vulnerable to hackers as they tend to initiate cybercrimes. The only method to reduce them is to restrict the physical access of users. Cloud hosting providers offer multi-layered security defense mechanisms for protecting the critical data compared to the legacy systems. Cloud providers undergo various audits and compliances to match up with the latest security standards, and this may not be a compulsory requirement of on-premise systems. Cloud-based systems can be easily updated, ensuring critical data remains secured against all forms of threats and cyberattacks. Myth 1: Security Concerns in Cloud
  • 7. Myth 2: Enterprises Migrating to the Public Cloud Public Cloud hosting providers offer a reduction in costs and faster development of applications by providing the required development and testing infrastructure. This has caused a big amongst the users that users will migrate to Public Cloud hosting. Private Cloud hosting is usually designed for supporting existing applications and can be an added choice for enterprises. On the other hand, the public Cloud can become the best option for enterprises that need a scalable environment for testing new, emerging technologies.
  • 8. Myth 2: Enterprises Migrating to the Public Cloud Reasons for Public Cloud Applications Security Performance Cost Control Reduce Shadow IT
  • 9. A popular Cloud hosting myth is that public Cloud providers often restrict enterprises for a particular Cloud provider. This might not be 100% incorrect; however, the reality lies that an increased number of Cloud vendors are using the open-source platform for ensuring application development is compatible across multiple Cloud platforms, development languages and operating systems. Owing to this ‘shift,’ application developers are inching closer to develop in any language and platform. Most of the Cloud providers allow enterprises with various Cloud infrastructure options (Private, Public and Hybrid) for deploying services. Myth 3: Cloud Can Cause Vendor Lock-Ins
  • 10. Myth 4: Data on Cloud = Data on Internet Most people have a common myth that the data present on the Cloud is also present on the Internet. Going by the basics, Cloud is a network of remote servers that can be accessed using the Internet only. However, this doesn’t mean it is on the Internet. Internet connects a huge collection of connections on a single network, but Clouds ‘spread’ across the World might not be directly connected to each other. People often treat Cloud as a single entity, but one must realize it is not the case!
  • 11. Myth 5: Cloud Services Are Expensive than Traditional Services One of the common myths is that Cloud services are considered more expensive than traditional ones. Businesses and individuals using Cloud services tend to save many additional costs related to hardware, power and maintenance. Most of the Cloud providers charge on a pay-per- consumption basis, allowing them to pay only for the utilized resources. Pay-per-consumption can be a stiff challenge when it comes to traditional systems.
  • 12. Why Overcome Cloud Myths? Cloud computing has been the fastest growing technology all over the World, with more enterprises and organizations moving to the Cloud owing to rapid deployment and quick accessibility. Similar to other technologies, there are always certain apprehensions and myths that surround Cloud computing. These myths must be overcome so that it doesn’t hamper its adoption on a large scale.
  • 13. Thank You Connect us on www.esds.co.in Head Office: ESDS Software Solution Pvt. Ltd. Plot No. B- 24 & 25, NICE Industrial Area, Satpur MIDC, Nashik 422 007 https://www.esds.co.in