Microsoft Azure is the second leading public cloud provider after AWS (Amazon Web Services). When you migrate an on-premise IT to Azure infrastructure, you will get many services, offers, and third-party tools. You can launch several services like Compute VMs (Virtual Machines), Machine-learning apps, Data analysis, Backup, networking, and many…

The Azure Well-Architected Framework is a set of best practices to help design, test, and monitor the Azure cloud. Azure’s internal team built these principles after studying various patterns from cloud costs to security. Resources that meet Azure Well-Architected best practices are more likely to recover from failures while adapting…

According to respondents to CNCF’s Annual Survey 2021, 96% of organizations are either using or evaluating Kubernetes — a record high since their surveys began in 2016. The survey also indicated that Amazon EKS is the container orchestrator of choice on AWS, used by 50.6% of respondents (while only 30.8%…

The public cloud offers several cost-saving and profit-making advantages. According to Salesforce, over 90% of businesses that adopt the cloud increase their security. These businesses save money that would go on remediating security risks. The cloud also eliminates capital expenditure; small businesses can quickly deploy problem-solving solutions to the market. …

Azure chargeback is a cost allocation strategy of charging all business units in your organization. The Azure Cost Management Billing Console allows you to create a chargeback model for all business units in your organization. You can then import external budgets and use custom tags to categorize costs on Azure. …

Modern MSPs (Managed Service Providers) are adopting cloud management platforms as they provide better business efficiency. MSP cloud management platforms remove the headache of managing cloud infrastructure by providing a consistent set of services. …

Cloud MSPs (Managed Service Providers) are on an ever-growing trajectory, unlike their on-premise counterparts. While both cloud and traditional MSPs play similar roles, the circumstances are entirely different because they leverage newer technologies that provide high scalability and optimal reliability. Cloud platforms have become the go-to for most MSPs, because…

Azure billing incorporates all aspects of how you process your Azure cloud payments. It involves making payments, managing invoices, monitoring costs, and more. Azure allows users to create multiple billing accounts to match various needs. Azure Billing tools will not only facilitate smooth payment processing; they can also send payment…

Optimizing the Azure cloud will help you get a good grip on several cloud resources and sets you up for long-term growth. The Azure cloud is a complex environment and always relies on various tools to optimize performance, security, costs, reliability, and efficiency. …