A Single Source for Multi Cloud Orchestration
Advanced Cloud Services focuses on the core to your infrastructure utilizing innovative technologies that are built from
the ground up and designed to be Cloud Native.
We work with multiple public and private cloud technologies such as: Amazon Web Services,
Microsoft Azure, Google Compute Engine, VMware, OpenStack, DigitalOcean, IBM as well as your On-Premise environment.
SUPPORTED CLOUD PROVIDERS
Amazon Web Services
Amazon Web Services offers reliable, scalable, and inexpensive cloud computing services.
Google Cloud Platform
Google Cloud Platform for building and hosting applications and data on Google’s scalable infrastructure.
Microsoft Azure
Microsoft Azure is an open, flexible, enterprise-grade cloud computing platform.
COMPLEX ORCHESTRATIONS NEED SIMPLE SOLUTIONS.
Deploying a single service on a single machine can be fairly simple and you have lots of solutions to choose from. But today’s IT brings complex deployments and complex challenges. You’ve got to deal with clustered applications, multiple datacenters, public, private and hybrid clouds and applications with complex dependencies.
BRINGING ORDER FROM CHAOS
You’ve got frontend and backend services, databases, monitoring, networks and storage. Each has their own role to play with their own configuration and deployment and you can’t just turn them all on at once and expect that the right thing happens. What you need is an orchestration tool that can ensure all these tasks happen in the proper order.
YOUR SOFTWARE STACK, SIMPLIFIED
There are many different kinds of complex IT orchestrations. Let’s take Kubernetes as an example. Kubernetes on a Multi Cloud architecture is built on a variety of separate interlocking services – including separate services for storage, networking identity and more. Each of these services has their own dependencies on other services and other components and each has their own separate configurations and sequences for deployment and upgrading. Attempting to deploy, operate and upgrade can be a complex and daunting task.
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