Cloud implementation services

Relevant offers cloud development and implementation services for сompanies of various sizes, from small startups to enterprise organizations.

Yes, we always sign an NDA to protect clients’ confidential information so the cooperation will be safe and result-oriented.

For businesses, moving to the cloud means gaining access to the best enterprise-level technology without the associated costs of handling, maintaining, and managing the underlying infrastructure. For others (like startups), it is the ability to respond faster to market demands and scale quickly.

Here are some of the most frequent use cases for cloud computing:

• Cloud storage. Cloud services ensure that your data is stored in a remote cloud storage system, allowing easy access from any location or digital device. In addition, Cloud storage enables you to share files and sync files between devices securely. Popular cloud storage options include Dropbox, Microsoft OneDrive, and Google Drive.
• Cloud backup. Cloud backup services are fail-safe solutions if your company experiences a server failure, cyber attack, or other data loss. The best cloud backup services combine data storage, synchronization and recovery, real-time backup, archiving, and high security. Many cloud storage services also provide cloud backup features.
• Cloud hosting. Cloud hosting services facilitate the exchange of several types of information, including email services, application hosting, web phone systems, and data storage. A cloud hosting service can host your business website and manage databases and domain names. Because cloud hosting services are offsite, scaling to handle peak loads is effortless.
• Software as a Service: It is a cloud-based application delivery solution. Companies can use SaaS solutions in many areas of activity. For example, you can implement SaaS CRM, financial management accounting, sales management, and email marketing software for advanced marketing communications.

To choose and hire the vendor for cloud implementation services, you must evaluate potential teams against various metrics.

As a first step, research the website, online presence, and other resources available. Technical capabilities, experience, completed projects, key clients, communication skills, transparency of processes, English language proficiency, etc., are all essential factors to pay attention to. You can then compare all the metrics for each potential cloud implementation company and make the final decision by narrowing down the options to a few companies.

Next, you can have phone or video conferences with these providers and ask all other questions. For example, to make a decision, you can ask about team size and structure, recommendations, DevOps practices, life cycles, tools used, support process, emergency contact information, etc.

A cloud implementation model is a strategy, workflow format, and general form of a cloud product creation project. There are four main types: private, public, and hybrid clouds. There are also distributed clouds that are not as widespread, such as multi-clouds, poly clouds, and other models.

Thinking about moving to the cloud and wondering what your options are? So, there are three types of cloud computing: PaaS – Platform as a service, SaaS – Software as a service, and IaaS – Infrastructure as a service. While they’re all driven by cloud computing, each model operates differently and provides companies with vastly different benefits.

Today’s organizations generate, collect and store vast amounts of data with a wide range of confidentiality, from corporate trade secrets to consumer financial information and less sensitive data. In addition, organizations are moving data to the cloud, storing it in multiple locations, creating complexities ranging from simple public and private clouds to complex architectures such as multi-clouds, hybrid clouds, and SaaS platforms.

Today, cloud environments serve as the leading solution for software products and market players of all sizes. The most popular cloud products include AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, Oracle, IBM Cloud, and many more.