• Google Cloud Platform

• Microsoft Azure

• Amazon Web Services

• IBM Cloud Computing

To dynamically scale and meet the customers’ computing needs, we provide Cloud based services.

Our client would not require to allocate any hardware and software resources, or deploy any IT staff to manage the service. Our Cloud engineers make remote systems that organizations can use to share and impart information, lead large information examination, store back-up information, and even test and create applications. The cloud design they manufacture is sufficiently enormous to suit various clients and handle monstrous informational collections.

The initial step for cloud engineers is to contemplate an organization's marketable strategy to make a framework that meets their requirements. To find out additional, they will converse with development team to decide framework necessities, including what the cloud stage will be utilized for and by whom. This permits them to make a guide for configuration utilizing programs like Azure and AWS.

There are three categories of cloud computing that companies use:

-IaaS - Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)

-PaaS - PaaS stands for "Platform as a Service."

-SaaS - Software as a Service

• Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS): IaaS is when a business or startup purchases online infrastructure to deploy their system. They don’t need to worry about setting-up and maintaining online infrastructure (hosting servers, data servers etc.) themselves. Think of you buying an apartment that’s already furnished and all of its maintenance is on the building-owner. You’re only supposed to pay the bills! A few renowned examples of IaaS are Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform etc.



• Platform as a Service (PaaS): PaaS provides a slate upon which developers can build their platforms and extend the capabilities of the basic slate. Think of you buying a simple car and then modifying it with multiple features as per your requirements. The basic version of the car is the extendable, modifiable platform. Some examples of PaaS are Salesforce, Windows Azure, Heroku and Apache Stratos.



• Software as a Service (SaaS): SaaS is simply using any software for your personal or business use via the internet. Manual updating and maintenance is not required from those who employ these services. Examples of SaaS are Dropbox, Slack, Google Apps, Salesforce etc.