Cloud computing is when data is stored, processed, and accessed through a network of remote servers rather than a single remote server. As a result, it has been put to use in a wide range of services, which can be accessed by their users whenever and wherever so long as they have something capable of connecting to the Internet. Furthermore, such cloud services are famous for being reliable because even if one of their remote servers goes down, the rest of them can step in to shoulder its share of the burden in its place.

What Are Some of Our Cloud Services?

Here are some examples of the cloud services that are available to interested individuals:

Cloud Based Hosting

Cloud based hosting is when a website is stored on a cloud network, which has a number of strengths over other hosting options. For example, websites hosted on the cloud have higher uptime rates because cloud networks are next-to-impossible to bring down. Furthermore, cloud based hosting is scalable because websites are stored on multiple servers, meaning that more computing resources can be purchased as soon as the need comes up with minimal fuss and hassle.

Cloud Email

Email boxes can be stored on a cloud network in much the same manner as a mail server. This provides the same benefits as standard email hosting plus some more that comes from its cloud-based nature. Some of these benefits such as anywhere access and constant availability are common across cloud-based services, whereas others such as conferencing and real-time collaboration are particular to cloud email.

Cloud Backups

Data backups are important but can prove tedious and time-consuming to create. Cloud backups solve the problem by backing up the relevant information and then sending it to a cloud network for storage. Better still, cloud backups are available anytime and anywhere, thus making it that much easier for businesses to restore their routine operations following a disaster that has either damaged or destroyed their data.

Cloud Storage

Cloud storage is useful for letting its users access their business documents and other important files anytime and anywhere, thus enabling superior cooperation, particularly when combined with other features such as communication and simultaneous editing. Some businesses have even been known to use cloud storage as a way of supporting remote employees, who can be just as effective as their on-site counterparts when used in the right manner.

SaaS

SaaS stands for software as a service, meaning software that is installed on a cloud network but can be accessed by Internet-capable devices serving as clients. Although SaaS users tend to sacrifice a measure of control over their software, they benefit from increased accessibility, reliability, and security as well as all of the latest features because SaaS providers are the ones responsible for keeping them up-to-date. Better still, SaaS enables a business’s employees to work anytime and anywhere because the data is handled by the cloud network, meaning that they don’t need a particularly powerful device for SaaS to provide its full range of functions.

Virtual Servers

Businesses that want their own dedicated servers but can’t afford to spend that much have an excellent solution in the form of virtual machines set up on a cloud network. In brief, a virtual machine provides them with the same level of control over their servers as a dedicated hosting option but at a lower price. Furthermore, virtual machines are much more a

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