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Common mistakes while going cloud


The blessings of moving into the Cloud environments are phenomenal, given their ability to cut infrastructure costs and its resource sharing nature.But enterprises lured by such benefits could turn into nighmares if a proper consulting in IT is neglected, before you go cloud. 

Choosing Wrong Cloud
Public clouds are located offsite because they are owned & operated by third-party services. They can be accessed by anyone with internet connection amd subscription. The size of public clouds often exceed private clouds and they offer cheap, “pay as you go”. These clouds are  good  for standardized use such as messaging, email, small crms, storage and collaboration projects. 

Security
One of the major advantages of going cloud is that the service provider maintains the hardware offsite, reducing the need for businesses to maintain a round the clock IT team. However, business owners tend to think that this also means that their cloud provider can always ensure the security of their data. Sservice providers secure their client’s data with a shared firewall that employs standard security protocols. So while choosing check with you service provider about secuirty protocols they use.
Migrating to a cloud-based environment offers small and medium businesses the chance to to plunge in benefits like a boost in computing power without big financial investment in new hardware and human resource.
The secret to a successful transition lies in knowing the traps and preparing for them ahead of time. When it comes time to move to a cloud-based networking model, the informed one wins the race.

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