Google Cloud integration is now available! 🎉 This adds to our suite of tools that allow you to BYO data to Latch. Other options include AWS S3 buckets, FTP servers, SRA, Google Drive, HPC, or your local laptop. All files on Latch get automatic sharing links, no matter the size.
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AWS Partner | Cloud Cost Optimization Advisor | Director of Planning Analysis @Umbrelly.cloud | Master's in Tech @Krakow University of Economics
Your Choice, Your Configuration: A Buffet of Virtual Servers with Amazon EC2 Variety is the spice of life! Amazon EC2 offers a vast selection of virtual server configurations, tailored to any workload. Choose from diverse CPU, memory, storage, and networking options to find the perfect fit for your applications. More about this topic on AWS official site. And if you want to find out more about cloud cost optimization visit https://umbrelly.cloud/!
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With all the transitions to the cloud you need to have options. File servers are mostly a thing of the past but there are still use cases for them out there. AWS is aware of this need and has a very flexible solution.
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Recently completed my AWS project by demonstrating the small scenario of an organisation by configuring the VPC between the two subnet public and private, managing the Autoscaling, creating AMI, adjusting load Balancer between the two servers,configuring the EFS services to deploy the apps on the server. I would really want to thankyou our trainer #Mudit Sir for guiding us all through the way and helping us throughout!!! #AWS #Cloud computing
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☁ Looking to migrate your critical workloads to the cloud but feeling overwhelmed? You’re not alone. The task can indeed be daunting, but with the right guide, you can do it with confidence. 📖 Introducing “The Ultimate Guide to Windows Server on Azure” - a comprehensive eBook packed with proven strategies, best practices, and real-world examples for migrating and modernizing your Windows Server workloads on Azure. This guide addresses key topics such as: -Why move to the cloud? -How to use Azure for Windows Server workloads? -What about security? 💡 The rise of cloud computing is here, and your Windows Server expertise can give your organization a significant boost. Don’t let the opportunity pass you by. ACCESS THE EBOOK HERE: https://lnkd.in/d3WjQRdy #Crayon #azure #cloud #migration #ebook _______________________________________________________________________ 📲 Don't forget to follow us on Linkedin to receive more insights, announcements and opportunities.
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Amazon RDS makes it easy to set up, operate, and scale a relational database in the cloud. With automated backups, software patching, and monitoring, RDS handles time-consuming database management tasks. Learn how this can be done by contacting https://ow.ly/OAte50SJTCY #AmazonRDS #DatabaseManagement #CloudComputing
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Another interesting assessment from Microsoft . In this test you have to Arc-enable "non-Azure" servers , govern them using Azure Policy and perform various management tasks such as orchestrate Updates and on board them to Defender for cloud. Special thanks to George Markou for sharing all required information for this success.
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💡 If you're using Azure Arc ESUs, you should definitely explore the new ESU Usage View (Public Preview). ➡️ The ESU Usage View provides you with visibility into your Azure Arc-enabled WS2012/R2 server coverage, highlights over-provisioned or under-provisioned licenses compared to linked servers, and offers a summary of ESU deployment and licensing. 🛣️ Azure Portal > Azure Arc > Licenses > Extended Security Updates > Usage overview (preview) #Microsoft #Azure #AzureArc #ExtendedSecurityUpdates #ESU #WindowsServer #W2K12 #W2K12R2 #Cloud #HybridCloud
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Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) is a web-based service that provides scalable computing capacity in the cloud. EC2 instances are virtual servers that run on physical servers in Amazon data centers. These physical servers are typically designed to host multiple virtual servers, also known as virtual machines (VMs). Each physical server can host several EC2 instances, and the number of instances that can run on a single physical server depends on factors such as instance type, resource requirements and the specific hardware capabilities of the physical server.#AWSCloudPractitioner
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VP Open Source at Octopus Deploy | 🐙 Argo Maintainer | Open GitOps Co-creator | Co-founder at Codefresh (Acquired by Octopus Deploy)
Kubernetes is an OS for the cloud. But it's like an OS from the 80s where installing stuff requires a bunch of technical knowledge. I shouldn't need to know the ingress, storageclass, or any other cluster-specific settings they should *just work*
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Cloud computing is something I've been into for more than a year. I always wondered how it works and what it can do, like saving money on servers. Learned the basics of cloud stuff, like services, platforms, and apps. Props to Microsoft Learn. https://lnkd.in/gg8Pc2FU
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