How AWS And Azure Competing Is Improving Public Cloud Adoption

Spending on the public cloud should grow rapidly, reaching 16% growth over the previous year in 2017.
    The AWS Cowen segment model expects revenue and EBITDA to increase by 25% and 26.8% per year by 2017-2022.
    Microsoft Azure is considered the platform that customers would buy or likely to renew in the future (28% of the total compared to AWS at 22%, 15% and IBM GCP at 10%).

These and many other fascinating ideas come from the Cowen Study published this week, Public Cloud V: AWS and Azure Still at the top (58 pages, PDF, customer access required). Cowen has partnered with Altman Vilandrie & Company to complete the study. The study is based on a sample of 551 survey respondents split between small and medium-sized businesses and currently using public cloud platforms and services. For the purposes of the survey, small businesses have fewer than 500 employees, medium-sized companies are 500 to 4999 employees and companies representing more than 5000 employees. The study provides information on a variety of topics, including evolving cloud costs, dynamic migration of workloads, and vendor positioning. See pages 7 and 5.6 for details on the methodology.

More SWE Azure and compete to win customers, more innovation and growth in public cloud adoption are important, as demonstrated by the following main alternatives:

Existing public cloud customers predict that spending will increase by 16% over the previous year by 2017. Current customers in the public procurement market predict that spending will increase by 18% this year. SMEs that have already adopted the public cloud predict a 17% increase in spending in 2017, and businesses, 13%. Public cloud providers are the most successful mid-market companies and are selling more this year because many rely on the cloud to expand their global operations to support growth.

AWS dominates levels of awareness with SMEs that have existing public cloud deployments with Microsoft Azure the most well-known and considered in business. In line with many other public cloud adoption surveys, IBM SoftLayer ranks better in business than any other segment, including SMEs (71% versus 58%). Google Cloud Platform has its highest levels of awareness in SMEs, due to the adoption of its many cloud-based applications in this segment of the market. They draw AWS, Azure and SoftLayer into the enterprise, however. In all existing companies adopt public cloud, most are more aware of AWS and Microsoft Azure. The second chart provides an overview of the knowledge base of the respondents.

The Microsoft public cloud more used and more likely to be bought or renovated by 28% of all respondents. While AWS public cloud is the most reviewed for all respondents, Microsoft Azure is the most widely used. When asked what a public cloud provider is likely to buy or renew, most respondents said that Microsoft Azure (28%), followed by AWS (22%), Google Cloud Platform (15%) and IBM SoftLayer (10%). The following chart compares levels of awareness, opinion, and use of the public cloud platform.

Only 37% of current users expect Azure to add or replace their public cloud provider, compared to 53% of current users and 50% of AWS GCP users. The study found that about 40% of respondents expected to add or replace their cloud provider over the next two years, up from 43% they predicted last year. Companies that have adopted Microsoft Azure are the least likely to replace / add other vendors, since only 37% of Azure's current users expect to add or replace, compared to 53% of current AWS users and 50% The GCP users.

    AWS and blue dominate the seven facets of the user experience in the survey. AWS has the best user interface, API complexity and reporting and billing. Microsoft Azure runs the entire public cloud provider around the world in the areas of management and tracking, software and data integration, technical support and training, and Google Cloud Platform is the third of seven user experience facts.
18% of workloads are compatible with the public cloud today with SMEs and leading companies slightly (16%). In general, 38% of all workloads are compatible with the infrastructure and platforms on the site, increasing to 43% for enterprises. The following graph shows the percentage workload supported by each type of infrastructure.

77% of existing public cloud adopters are likely or likely to add a SaaS workload over the next two years, led by medium-sized enterprises (81%). SMEs (76%) and companies (73%) are also likely to add SaaS workloads in the next two years. Most of these new SaaS workloads will be in the fields of testing and development, web hosting, email and communications.

The AWS Cowen segment model expects that revenues and EBITDA will have an annual growth rate of five years (CAGR) of 25% and 26.8% from 2017 to 2022. AWS net profit is expected to be 2, 7 billion in 2017 to 8.2 billion in 2022, reaching a CAGR 24.5% expected from 2017 to 2022. Revenues increased from 16.8 billion in 2017 to 51, 5 billion in 2022, Resulting in an increase of 25% CAGR during the forecast period.

How an AWS Managed Service Provider Can Solve These 3 Business Pain Points

Amazon Web Services has ranked first in the cloud industry for years. The state's RightScale status report in 2017 found that 57 percent of companies have adopted AWS cloud for their needs, defeating Azure and Google.

But AWS technology comes with its challenges for a company that wants to exploit it, the initial configuration of rare but harmful service interruptions (without human technology and without problems) and the inevitable scalability requirements as companies grow. Here are some key ways in which a managed service provider can mitigate these annoying common points.

Challenges with Initial Configuration and Integration

It is easy to see the cloud like a silver bullet for infrastructure formidable obstacles. Although there is some truth in this statement (not to be confused, the hype is real), often the first obstacle arises in the initial configuration of the cloud, which if not done correctly can incur additional struggles with continuous use - by no Talk about the lack of the full potential of the cloud

"75% of business workloads are now borne by the cloud."

RightScale found that lack of resources and experience remains the number one challenge when it comes to cloud application. While an internal IT team might have a considerable skill level, it is likely that you can master all AWS services and how to adapt to business needs. Without the required knowledge, good luck trying to integrate other applications into the cloud environment or try to use all AWS 40+ services.

Taking out a managed service provider may be the key to establishing the appropriate AWS environment and related services.

Website performance issues and availability

For most organizations, your website is the public face of the company and the first impression for potential customers. To avoid losing crucial business opportunities, it is imperative to avoid performance issues, such as interruptions caused by high traffic visitors, poor latency and slow page load. AWS certainly offers a number of benefits, but it is not exempt from the realization of rolling factors that can affect the visitor's experience.

This is another area where a managed service partner can be very helpful. In addition to optimizing the AWS environment for site content, they can make proactive recommendations as to when more resources are up or down. In this way, periods of increased website traffic can be planned in advance, keeping the website up and running.

Improved security

The RightScale report, while security is no longer the number one concern for cloud environments, this remains a major concern. DDoS attacks, on the one hand, increased at a significant rate, sites that have an average of 124,000 DDoS attacks per week over an 18-month period between 2015 and 2016 and a 75% increase in attack size during First half of 2016. These attacks are increasingly common in all industries, and although AWS environments offer robust security measures, it is best to create optimized warranties to align in a given cloud environment.

A managed service provider can take additional security precautions to ensure that no cyber attack attack cyber attack eliminates a website or impresses sensitive data hosted in the environment, so for an additional dose peace min

Four reasons why you should apply for the AWS Mobility Awards 2017

For any entrepreneur, being sponsored by some of the best and biggest in the industry, or getting recognition from them, is just a dream. This dream could become a reality thanks to the price mobility of Amazon Web Services (AWS) 2017 Amazon Web Services Private Limited (Aispl), the company that helps to create sophisticated applications and provides a storage database World-class content delivery. Hands on Sequoia India, Facebook and Intel, to recognize the creation of companies and the most innovative companies offering mobile solutions.

The awards aim to discover the innovators who are proving to be real game changers in their respective areas with important ideas that can have a significant impact. Here are four reasons to apply for AWS mobility awards:

1. An opportunity to be mentored by experts who have been there, who did
    AWS Mobility Awards bring together experts for a tutorial workshop to encourage innovation and guide entrepreneurs to develop their business. Participants will listen to concrete examples of experts that will add to their learning experience.
2. An opportunity to attend meetings of mobile application developers
  Candidates will also be part of the dynamic encounters of mobile developers. The sessions will include discussions and interactions with certain mobile developers the best known of the global economy of innovation.
3. A great break and a platform to show your innovation to the industry
    If selected, participants will have the opportunity to present their innovations to the world. This also with the help of people who are willing to listen to you and teach you everything they know. It will not be better than that.
4. A Networking Platform With Big Names And Experienced Minds
    Anyone who has a business or has an innovative idea will want to decide on their business to move. What better place to network with people, an event where relevant industry stalwarts are present? So here is your chance to seize the day!
But it does not end there. The finalists will have their applications quickly followed the Facebook FbStart program, while the winners of the Emerging Industry Awards category and special awards will receive a guaranteed acceptance program. The bonus here is - if you are pre-selected for FbStart Bootstrap or FbStart Accelerate, you are eligible for AWS credits valued at $ 5 and $ 15,000,000, respectively. There is even an opportunity for finalists to have direct access to Sequoia Hack, 2017, as well as special access for demonstration days and mentoring sessions with the Sequoia India team.

Finalists will also be featured in the binder programs and on social networks. Trophy program and winner sticker will be recognized on the company website, of course. Starts with physical products will be considered for review by the Amazon launch program and all winners were Amazon Kindle, they are to win!