Today we continue discussing the best practice from storage engineering:
451) Many organizations use one or more public clouds to meet the demand for the compute resource by its employees. A large number of these requests are fine grained where customers request a handful of virtual machines for their private use. Usually not more than twenty percent of the customers have demands that are very large ranging to about a hundred or more virtual machines.
452) The virtual machines for the individual customers are sticky. Customers don’t usually release their resource and even identify it by their name or ip address for their day to day work. They host applications, services and automations on their virtual machines and often cannot let go of their virtual machine unless files and programs have a migration path to another compute resource. Typically they do not take this step to create regular backups and keep moving the resource.
453) While container platforms for Platform-as-a-service (PaaS) have enabled software to be deployed without any recognition of the host and frequently rotated from one host to another, the end users adoption of PaaS platform depend on the production readiness of the applications and services The force for PaaS adoption has made little or no changes to the use and proliferation of virtual machines by individual users
454) The cloud services provider can package services such as additional storage, regular backup schedule, patching schedule, system management, securing and billing at the time of request for each asset. However such services depend on the cloud where the services are requested. For private cloud a lot of the service is in-house adding to the costs even if the inventory is free.
451) Many organizations use one or more public clouds to meet the demand for the compute resource by its employees. A large number of these requests are fine grained where customers request a handful of virtual machines for their private use. Usually not more than twenty percent of the customers have demands that are very large ranging to about a hundred or more virtual machines.
452) The virtual machines for the individual customers are sticky. Customers don’t usually release their resource and even identify it by their name or ip address for their day to day work. They host applications, services and automations on their virtual machines and often cannot let go of their virtual machine unless files and programs have a migration path to another compute resource. Typically they do not take this step to create regular backups and keep moving the resource.
453) While container platforms for Platform-as-a-service (PaaS) have enabled software to be deployed without any recognition of the host and frequently rotated from one host to another, the end users adoption of PaaS platform depend on the production readiness of the applications and services The force for PaaS adoption has made little or no changes to the use and proliferation of virtual machines by individual users
454) The cloud services provider can package services such as additional storage, regular backup schedule, patching schedule, system management, securing and billing at the time of request for each asset. However such services depend on the cloud where the services are requested. For private cloud a lot of the service is in-house adding to the costs even if the inventory is free.
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