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Eric J. Savitzs cover story, Oracles Next Quest (Feb. 19), misses the point about why Oracle was late to the cloud computing game. One reason that Oracle was late is that it has used its cash flow and debt to fund stock buybacks instead of growing the company, and thus underinvested in the cloud computing business.

The article notes that Oracle has been giving back to shareholders by reducing its outstanding stock 40% in the past 10 years. That was a mistake for shareholders. The funds used for buybacks would have been better spent investing in the company, so that Clay Magouryk, executive vice president of Oracle Cloud, could have built more than 30 physical data centers in the past six years.

It is an assumption on Wall Street that stock buybacks are beneficial to shareholders. But this assumption has never been proved. They are often a waste of shareholders moneyjust ask the shareholders of Walgreens Boots Alliance.

In the case of Oracle, the money used for stock buybacksover $66 billion in the past three years, of which $32 billion was borrowedwould have benefited shareholders more by being invested in the business.

Richard L. Hecht, Larchmont, N.Y.

To the Editor:

Vanguard has proved to be a reliable, conservative home for long-term money (Barrons Best Fund Families of 2020, Feb. 19). Trying to chase top-performing managers will only create tax liabilities.

My philosophy is to stick with successful managers and move money as infrequently as possible. As in, never. The more money is moved, the more taxes will eat up, leaving less to reinvest.

Its a safe bet that todays star performers will be tomorrows laggards. Looking at one-, three-, and five-year rankings tells nothing about who will be on top at the 10- or 20-year mark.

As my pappy used to say: It all comes out in the wash.

Stuart Kinzler, on Barrons.com

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Excellent interview (Felix Zulaufs Guide to Crazy Policies, Investment Bargains, and Bitcoin Mania, Feb. 18). Zulauf and I are related, ideologically speaking.

I am especially keen on the agriculture call and oil. The climate mania will eventually run its course because people need a stable and reasonably priced source of energy. And, heres a surprise, people need food, even in a world of population decline. They need food with protein, and that means meat and that means corn and beans.

William Butcher, on Barrons.com

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Its always great to hear from Zulauf, as his insight throughout the years has been thoughtful. But as with all ideas and investments, its about timing. Everything he says may eventually come to fruition, but a lot can and will happen in between.

That is the opportunity cost to consider.

Dennis Kramer, on Barrons.com

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In Welcome to Earnings Valhalla. Why Stocks Can Still Shine, (Streetwise, Feb. 19), David Kostin of Goldman Sachs predicts that the Federal Reserve wont change short-term interest rates until at least 2024, so youre looking at multiple years of interest rates basically pinned around zero.

For the forgotten generation, retirees who have been losing considerable income due to ultralow interest rates for the past 12 years, its effectively the same as being unemployed. I wrote to the Federal Reserve, my senators, and my representatives that they should push for no required minimum distributions as long as interest rates are near zero, but so far to no avail. We retirees should keep trying.

Ron Minarik, Mystic, Conn.

To the Editor:

Andrew Bary writes that Buffetts view has been that a dollar in his hands is better than one in the hands of shareholders (Warren Buffetts Shareholder Letter Could Lift Berkshire Hathaway Stock. What Investors Want to See, Feb 19). Ill say it certainly is. That dollar, returned to me in dividends, nets 75 cents after tax. If Buffett retains ithe invests it for me: $1 retained versus my 75 cents.

If you want to engage in an investing contest and give Warren Buffett a 33% head start, ask for a dividend. The legendary 90-year-old investor may have lost five miles an hour on his fastball, but Ill pass on that one. Plowing excess cash into buybacks of his own cheap stock is both efficient and wise. And hes doing that at a record-setting pace.

Excess capital is a concern, as Bary rightly points out. But a large-scale Dutch auction buyback might be a better choice than a dividend initiation.

John Mooney, Marshfield, Mass.

To the Editor:

Two categories of people offer market predictions: those who dont know, and those who know they dont know.

Nicholas Jasinski and Carleton English might be the exceptions. Their thoughtful Trader column (Feb. 19) makes sense of recent events and provide potential trends. Their keen logical analysis of the banking sector offers clarity as to why that sector recently appreciated, and what may happen next.

Joel Goodman, Centennial, Colo.

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Perfect security is an outcome that every organization and cybersecurity professional aims to achieve. Unfortunately, our reality is full of headlines that show us the exact opposite. You might be wondering, do all of them relate back to cloud forensics? To help put things into perspective, take a look at what a recent report by Netrix showed us 39% of healthcare organizations suffered ransomware attacks in the cloud in 2020. In fact, the report goes on to say that due to a cloud breach, one in four healthcare organizations was fined for non-compliance and 1 in 10 was sued.

Cloud computing is a widely accepted technology that provides data centre resources to the user on a pay-per-use basis. A forensic analyst, in this context, should know where and how the data is stored or processed. When it comes to cloud deployment, the task of monitoring user activity is becoming a necessity. Additionally, presenting digital forensic in case of legal actions requires implementing a cloud forensics framework in the new or existing data centres.

Cloud Computing and Forensics

Cloud forensics is a subset of digital forensics that requires a unique approach to investigate cloud environments. Cloud forensic stakeholders consist of private enterprises, government members, law enforcement, etc. Cloud forensic investigators are expected to know the roles and responsibilities of each stakeholder to perform an investigation effectively. By knowing the background and roles of each stakeholder, cloud forensic investigators will be able to categorize the reports and allocation process based on legal, technical, and organizational understanding. While signing the contract, the classification helps in managing and defining the tasks with reference to the cloud.

As a cloud forensic investigator, the main challenge for you is to ensure the security of the digital evidence and make sure it is not tampered with by third parties. The evidence should be stored in an admissible manner so that it can be produced in a court of law. In the PaaS (Platform-as-a-Service) and SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) cloud computing service model, users are dependent on the cloud service providers (CSPs). They do not have access to their logs due to a lack of control over hardware. The accessibility to the log files will be defined in the service policies. CSPs sometimes hide the logs from customers intentionally due to security reasons, whereas, in a few cases, the policies clearly obstruct offering log access service.

In comparison to the traditional forensic environment, maintaining a chain of custody is challenging in cloud technology. The internal security team in a traditional setting controls the forensic investigators, but they have no control over the ones hired by CSP to investigate. The risk factor is that if the appointed investigator by CSP is not trained to forensic standard levels, the chain of custody may fall in a court of law.

Every cloud service model shares a defined responsibility with the cloud service provider and comes with at least one challenge when conducting cloud forensic investigations. This relationship creates distinct challenges to cloud forensic investigators as it may complicate the collection of evidence from being admissible in a court of law. CSPs do not always support cloud forensic investigations if their responsibility is negligible. All these challenges require a certified and skilled cloud forensic investigator who can perform investigations effectively.

Tampered evidence is every cloud data forensics investigators biggest nightmare. Imagine spending hours collecting data with utter precision only to have someone else tamper with it on the cloud, leaving the data inadmissible in court. This is a possibility in most SaaS and PaaS cloud models that depend on cloud service providers, as they do not have access to physical hardware.

In a traditional scenario, the forensic investigator would assume complete control of the cloud infrastructure, allowing them to extract all the data they require. However, in certain cases, due to the lack of a clear chain of custody, the investigator might find themselves facing a scenario where the cloud service provider hides logs from the customer or states that the log data cannot be accessed.

In these cases, the cloud service provider might assist by extracting information themselves. Yet again, if the person is not sufficiently trained, the extracted data could prove inadmissible in court.

To avoid such a scenario, it is important that any person dealing with the extraction of data be trained in computer forensics.

EC-Councils certification and training program, Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator (CHFI), covers cloud computing as a part of the program. The program is vendor-neutral and is designed by practicing computer forensic investigators from the industry. With 14 comprehensive modules and 39 labs, CHFI covers all the required job-ready skills to be an accomplished Computer Forensics Investigator.

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Arguably the roots of the colocation market can be traced back 20 or more years ago to the original dot com boom era. This created demand from eCommerce businesses and ISPs for a more cost-effective way of the housing of their growing server farms and the idea of sharing secure IT spaces with others was born.

These days colocation is maturing and based on our own experience at Vantage Data Centers the needs of colocation customers have evolved. The value proposition appears on first pass to be the same as ever: secure hosting, processing and storing data. However, much has and is changing beneath the surface and is redefining what users expect from colocation. Hosting often complex private and hybrid cloud environments is a good example. Moving forward, older, smaller, and increasingly power strapped facilities will therefore find it increasingly challenging to compete for the colocation business of todays more sophisticated buyers.

Colocation data centres are not commodities. Of course, cost will always be an important factor to users, however, it is not the overriding decider. Enterprise users, service providers and SIs are now far more demanding in what they need and expect from their colocation providers. Knowledgeable and discerning buyers now demand hard evidence of data security and environmental compliance; commitment to renewable energy sources; forward power availability; multiple connectivity options; uptime track records; and iron clad SLAs.

Stepping back there have been various drivers for change over the past two decades, most notably concerns over data location and security following 9/11 in New York and 7/7 in London; advances in networking technology; more sophisticated remote diagnostics; and significant reductions in connectivity costs.

Enterprise organisations, systems integrators and service providers now have far greater choices in terms of physical data centre location no longer being limited to facilities in the London Docklands/M25 area due to lack of high-speed fibre elsewhere. A few operators, including Vantage, have succeeded in establishing very large purpose-built colocation facilities in UK regions where real estate and labour is considerably less expensive. While this translates into lower rates for users, of equal importance, those built in more rural areas are also out of harms way with significantly lower risk profiles than major metropolitan alternatives.

Today, the colocation data centre industry faces challenges as a consequence of the exponential growth in cloud computing along with IoT-driven big data and HPC requirements. These are making unprecedented demands on data centre technical infrastructure, power, cooling and connectivity. With this, there is a major requirement, quite correctly, for sustainability including commitment to renewable energy usage.

With the cloud and the huge demand for as a service subscription models such as IaaS, SaaS and PaaS, enterprise companies have increasingly realised that they need many different types of cloud services to meet a growing list of user and customer needs. For the best of both worlds, hybrid cloud is increasingly popular. It offers a private cloud combined with the use of public cloud services which together can create a unified, automated and well-managed computing environment. This is attractive to organisations requiring the flexibility, cost savings and elasticity of public cloud services while still retaining control of sensitive applications and maintaining compliance.

But aside from the considerable power to rack considerations, hybrid cloud environments are only as good as the weakest link: the public clouds connection to the data centre. This has led to some colocation data centres bypassing the Internet with cloud gateways, allowing faster, more secure private connections directly into global public cloud network infrastructures. However, only a few colocation data centres are directly connected to these networks for enabling optimised performance and very low latency.

Another key factor to consider is a data centres level of engineering competence, necessary not only for configuring and interconnecting these complex hybrid environments, but also for helping businesses bring their legacy IT into the equation.

Big data and the Internet of Things are major contributors to the High-Performance Computing (HPC) requirements of both commercial and not-for-profit sectors. These environments demand power, cooling and connectivity to support clusters of very high-density server racks, some pulling as much as 60 kWs. With this, Vantage Data Centers has focused on ensuring its campuses, including CWL1 (formerly NGD) near Cardiff, are fully capable of supporting customer HPC installations.

There are currently very few colocation data centres with this capability in the UK due to the abundant levels of power required, let alone direct to grid connections for reducing the potential of outages. As a work around, most facilities must put in place UPS and auxiliary power systems capable of supporting all workloads running at the same time, along with overhead and enough redundancy to deal with any failure within the emergency power supply system itself. This and the specialist cooling needs of HPC are a tall order for many providers today, and as result, most are unable to address this high-growth market opportunity without significant upgrading.

In summary, the colocation data centre business has evolved into something altogether more complex than two decades ago. To remain at its forefront now requires substantial investment as well as innovation and agility to be able to adapt to continuously changing customer needs.

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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 24, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --The Cloud Native Computing Foundation(CNCF), which builds sustainable ecosystems for cloud native software, today announced that 47 new members and end user supporters have joined the Foundation to continue driving cloud native technology innovation.

CNCF now has over 600 members and more than 80 projects with over 110,000 contributors from nearly 1,000 organizations representing 177 countries. This steady growth is powered by the diversity and resilience of our projects, ecosystems, and technologies. Together the cloud native ecosystem is stronger, faster, better, and more innovative than alone and apart.

"As our community continues to thrive, we have seen first-hand the resilience of such a diverse ecosystem," said Priyanka Sharma, general manager of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation. "We are very pleased to welcome so many new members to CNCF this quarter from across the globe and industries. The fact that there are so many new companies meaningfully contributing to the cloud native ecosystem, despite the pandemic, is incredible. We look forward to continuing to drive innovation together."

These new members will also join CNCF at the upcoming 2021 KubeCon + CloudNativeCon events, including KubeCon + CloudNativeCon EU - Virtualfrom May 4 7, 2021, and KubeCon + CloudNativeCon NAin Los Angeles from October 12 15, 2020.

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With the addition of these new members, there are now over 140 organizations in the CNCF End User Community. This group regularly meets to share adoption best practices and feedback on project roadmaps and future projects for CNCF technical leaders to consider.

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About Cloud Native Computing FoundationCloud native computing empowers organizations to build and run scalable applications with an open source software stack in public, private, and hybrid clouds. The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) hosts critical components of the global technology infrastructure, including Kubernetes, Prometheus, and Envoy. CNCF brings together the industry's top developers, end users, and vendors, and runs the largest open source developer conferences in the world. Supported by more than 500 members, including the world's largest cloud computing and software companies, as well as over 200 innovative startups, CNCF is part of the nonprofit Linux Foundation. For more information, please visit http://www.cncf.io.

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Those who follow me on social media already knows this, but we have launched THE Cloud SecurityPodcast.

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Security continues to be top of mind for large enterprises as well as smaller organizations and businesses. Furthermore, cloud security continues to puzzle many security leaders and technologists. That is why we are excited to announce the launch of the Cloud Security Podcast byGoogle.

This podcast will bring you stories and insights on security in the cloud, delivering security from the cloud, and, of course, on what were doing at Google Cloud to help keep customer data safe and workloads secure. Well do our best to avoid security theater (but perhaps have some reverse security theater), and cut to the heart of real security questions and issues. Well question threat models and determine whether security tactics are deployed for the data subjects benefit or just for organizational benefit.

We hope youll join us if youre interested in the ways technology overlaps with process and bumps up against organizational design. Were hoping to attract listeners who want to hear conventional wisdom questioned, who are curious about what lessons we can and cant keep, as the world moves from on-premises computing to cloud computing.

Launching a podcast is a commitment to listeners and our guests. Were starting out with three episodes available, each 2025 minutes, and have plenty more planned for the next weeks and months. If you have topics youre interested in hearing about, please reach out and let usknow.

Your cloud security podcast hosts are Anton Chuvakin, Head of Solutions Strategy, and Timothy Peacock, Product Manager, both at Google Cloud. We both have long backgrounds in security, Anton with many years as a Gartner analyst, and Tim with nearly a decade of experience managing enterprise security products.

All of our episodes can be found below, and you can expect more to come every fewweeks.

Episode 1 Confidentially Speaking (episode downloadlink)

Episode 2 Data Security in the Cloud (episode downloadlink)

Episode 3 Automate and/or Die? (episode downloadlink)

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After the first three episodes above, the topics we plan to cover in the near futureinclude:

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Find this on Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher and wherever else podcasts can be found. You can also download the episodes directlyhere.

You can reach your hosts on Twitter (@CloudSecPodcast), and we really hope to hear from you, whether you agree or disagree with our takes. Please also suggest new topics for us tocover!

See you at Cloud Security Podcast byGoogle.

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Investing time, effort and cash in expertise certifications to enhance understanding and competency throughout a variety of technical abilities actually provides worth from a private improvement perspective however what does it really imply when it comes to job prospects and wage will increase? Are all certifications equal or are some extra helpful than others?

The 2021 IDG Insider Professional and Computerworld IT Wage Survey of 1,172 IT professionals tried to grasp present considering on certifications and to garner some real-world experiences on how theyre considered by employers. With IT abilities shortages rife recruiter Hays claims that 84 p.c of employers say theyre affected by abilities shortages, with shortages within the IT, development, life sciences, and property industries all exceeding the US nationwide common youd anticipate employers to focus time and vitality into coaching. Is that this actually the case?

In accordance with our survey, 64 p.c of respondents presently maintain IT certifications, up from 59 p.c on final 12 monthss survey. Whereas 36 p.c dont maintain certifications, the truth that practically half of respondents declare that having certifications helped land a job, pay rise or promotion, may imply that determine may change over the course of the 12 months.

Through which expertise areas will we presently see essentially the most certifications? High of the certification charts are IT execs working in safety, the place over 79 p.c maintain certifications. Subsequent is cloud computing, with over 77 p.c, adopted by networking at 71 p.c.

Given the fast acceleration in digital transformations because of the COVID-19 pandemic, we might anticipate to see a requirement for elevated certifications, particularly in a few of the sizzling expertise areas, similar to cloud, apps and safety. Nonetheless, whereas 39 p.c claimed that certifications performed no position in profession development, return on funding of certifications, at the least for a big proportion of IT execs, stays in query.

And but many see the approaching months as a possibility for self-improvement. Whereas certifications could or could not have rapid profit in influencing job prospects and earnings, some certifications are maybe extra helpful than others. Has this led IT execs to at the least think about pursuing certifications within the subsequent 12 months?

I wish to get extra expertise and data in cloud proxy, VDI and safety, mentioned a Japan-based methods analyst, in what was a typical touch upon what number of IT professionals see 2021.

Our survey discovered that nicely over half of IT professionals (58 p.c) wish to pursue IT-related certifications this 12 months. This can be a notable enhance on final 12 monthss determine of 50 p.c. Like final 12 monthss survey, safety, at 21 p.c, got here out high when it comes to the certifications most IT execs would pursue, though the quantity has fallen somewhat from our 2020 survey determine of 28 p.c. The true development space is, as anticipated, in cloud computing. Up from 15 p.c in final 12 monthss survey, 19 p.c of IT execs mentioned they might pursue cloud computing certification over the following two years. Networking (11 p.c), challenge/course of administration (10 p.c), methods administration (eight p.c) and analytics (4 p.c) additionally featured.

The pursuit of expertise certifications does loosely match the demand for IT abilities, outlined in our evaluation of hiring knowledge. High of that tree had been utility improvement, cloud computing and safety, so it stands to motive these can be key areas of certification funding. What can also be obvious, at the least from some respondent feedback, is the necessity to use abilities to construct private profiles but in addition create a broader data and resilience.

As one New York methods analyst mentioned, Within the subsequent 12 months I wish to use my abilities to assist my group, to modernize key methods. Personally, I wish to construct transferable abilities and retain my present degree of employment and wage.

Its an instance of how some IT professionals are considering however what about certifications and applied sciences in much less demand? Whats backside of the pile and shedding its sparkle?

Communications, advertising and marketing expertise and cell utility improvement rank very low (all one p.c). Programming languages and database certifications dont fare significantly better, with each at two p.c. Whereas this will replicate the restricted relevance of those certifications to trendy expertise development areas, whats stunning is that theres little correlation with what IT leaders deem to be abilities which are now not a high precedence, as we revealed in our hiring evaluation.

Different components similar to outsourcing may come into play, with some organizations preferring in-house groups to achieve certifications in development areas similar to cloud and safety. If a company wants a web site constructed, there are many choices when it comes to businesses and gig financial system staff that would fill the hole.

I wish to be in a job the place my abilities are valued and supply me with the initiatives in accordance with my abilities, not simply any knowledge entry kind work, mentioned one India-based internet developer, as if for example the purpose additional.

Its comprehensible that every one IT professionals wish to be valued of their work and really feel related to their employer. Certifications are a method of proving competencies, which may doubtlessly elevate people within the eyes of IT leaders, or maybe theyre thought to be a part of the method and never linked to alternatives and alter. If something, it appears to come back right down to particular person employers. If it wasnt, we might anticipate to see larger numbers chasing certificates, and qualifications changing into business norms throughout all applied sciences.

Nonetheless, as we noticed in our job satisfaction analysis, abilities improvement, schooling and coaching have gotten more and more necessary in a listing of necessary components for IT professionals. Solely time will inform if the pandemic has influenced studying in anyway.

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Pandemic has nudged many budding startups and big companies to adopt cloud services to ensure business continuity.

Top cloud players like AWS, Azure, google cloud are expected to grow bigger by end of 2021 and 60% of companies go serverless.

These 5 cloud computing trends will witness improvements in 2021.

Hybrid could is a combination of on-premise private cloud and public cloud services with a seamless balance between platforms. The majority of the organizations utilize the hybrid cloud computing system to upkeep their workflow and production because of the following reasons:

The above benefits offered by a hybrid cloud help fit into all the possibilities, making it an excellent resource for businesses and large organizations.

IDC says that many companies have large data centers that cant move to the cloud easily as a result, companies will opt for hybrid cloud architecture by 2022.

FaaS (otherwise called Function-as-a-Service) is a type of cloud-computing service that allows you to write and update a piece of code without the complex infrastructure typically associated with building and launching microservices applications. A FAAS example: AWS Lamba from amazon.Cision says more tech giants will pick up FaaS as a tool to encounter market expansion of almost a 7.72million by 2021

Some of the important advantages of FaaS implementation are:

Improved developer velocity

There is no good time for developers! But thanks to FaaS, that helps developers to spend more time on logic instead of worrying more about servers and deploys.

Built-in scalability

FaaS code is inherently scalable! This helps in handling all the scaling concerns without chaos! And of course, developers dont have to worry about creating possibilities for high traffic or heavy use.

Cost efficiency

Serverless FaaS providers do not charge for idle computation time. Because of this, clients no need to waste money over-provisioning cloud resources rather only pay for computation time.

Therefore, the role of FaaS in cloud computing trends for the upcoming year would dominate.

Mobile Cloud Computing(MCC) most talked about trend in this century!

MCC is the combination of cloud computing and mobile computing that is used to enable the execution of rich mobile applications on a plethora of mobile devices, with a rich user experience.

Trends that impact the future of Mobile cloud computing:

Software is eating the world so many of the industries realized the need to move their business infrastructure to the cloud

The below 2 components make up the cloud-native technology stack:

1. Containerization

Containers are rapidly turning into the new blueprint for application development with revenue growth of 24 million by 2024.

This is because :

2. Orchestration Platforms

The cloud orchestration market is estimated to be valued up to US$ 20 Bn globally by 2025.

These platforms, like Kubernetes, reduce the complexity of container management across different cloud service providers with automation which results in an individual process of workflow.

A cloudless server is a technology that will be a prominent highlight in top cloud computing trends 2021. Serverless computing technique for implementing functions in the cloud on a required basis this technique helps industries to work on a huge space on core products without the pressure to manage servers.These serverless computing techniques can change the conception of cloud adoption with endless advantages.

If this is not convincing, Satya Nadella, chief executive officer at Microsoft, favors serverless models. As per him, serverless computing is driving major changes in the development paradigm, which can not only be responsive and back-end computing but can also be the future of distributed computing.

An important aspect noticed in the trends for cloud computing in 2021 focuses on automation, security, and tooling improvements that will be more effective, accessible, and versatile in the future.

The 2021 trends of the cloud computing market ensure great support for the global industries. So, you can start planning up your business and inquire about the provider about these trends.

The factors to be considered while taking cloud service are:

So, aspiring cloud professionals and enterprise users be ready to embrace the new changes and improvements in cloud computing.

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