By Girish Chanchlani, Storage Partner Solutions Architect at AWS By Peter Elliman, Director of Product Marketing at Druva When choosing between a software-as-a-service (SaaS) backup and recovery solution versus an on-premises one, the most common question that comes up is about the speed of recovery. Since they host backup data in the public cloud and not in local data centers, can SaaS solutions...

By Prasad Rao, Partner Solution Architect at AWS By Nikolay Bunev, Sr. Cloud Consultant at HeleCloud Running workloads on the cloud can help customers reduce total cost of ownership (TCO) while increasing agility and scalability. When transforming their operations for the cloud, it’s imperative organizations understand cloud security controls and enable them to correctly protect and secure...

By Erik Brandsberg, CTO at Heimdall Data By Roneel Kumar, Database Solutions Architect at AWS As databases are often a key component of internet infrastructure, IT departments may be challenged by poor connection management from the application. There are three areas where connection management can be an issue: CPU overhead when an application “thrashes” connections rapidly by opening,...

By Jeanna James, Storage Partner Development Manager at AWS Cloud services help customers scale their business up and down based on market demand, and this is certainly the case with Amazon Web Services (AWS) storage. Storage is a foundational component to every technology solution because data is a company’s most strategic asset. With cloud storage on AWS, organizations ensure their company...

By Minsung Kim, Sr. IoT Architect at AWS By Vanitha Ramaswami, IoT Partner Solutions Architect at AWS By Kyuil Kim, Sr. Research Engineer at LG Electronics By Eunjung Lim, Sr. Research Engineer at LG Electronics With so many cloud applications infused with artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) capabilities, AI/ML is being democratized by cloud services. The growth of AI in a wide...