CloudOps blog

AWS, the unrivalled leader among cloud service providers globally, has seen a marginal dip in market share. This sparks speculation among industry watchers about a potential loosening of its hold on the global cloud infrastructure market.

How we all work has changed drastically over the last ten years- remote working, the gig economy, changes to how consultants are taxed, changes to national insurance contributions. All of this has led businesses to reassess in-house hires.

Traditionally, hiring an in-house Microsoft Cloud professional might have seemed like the logical choice. However, as the UK economy evolves, it's time to reconsider this approach and explore the benefits of a managed service backed up by a team of Azure experts.

The role of Microsoft Azure partners has become increasingly important over the last decade. These partners play a crucial role in enabling businesses to harness the full potential of Azure's capabilities, ensuring smooth migrations, optimal resource management, and sustained growth.

In this blog, we delve into the world of Microsoft Azure partners and explore how their impactful collaborations can work for you.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is at the forefront of the cloud industry, offering a wide range of services that enable organisations to scale, innovate, and prosper. Nevertheless, overseeing AWS infrastructure can be complex and time-intensive, often demanding a substantial allocation of resources.

This is where the effectiveness of AWS cloud automation becomes evident, streamlining management responsibilities and unlocking the advanced capabilities of AWS.

AWS offer a range of support plans at different price points, but one big drawback is getting access to an AWS expert if you are not on a higher plan. This often makes the cloud providers' support plans ineffective except for enterprises paying a lot of money.

This is where we at IG CloudOps come into our own, offering cost-effective support plans with dedicated access to a seasoned AWS team based in the UK. 

The terms "Cloud Management Platform" and "Cloud Management Tool" are used interchangeably in relation to managing your cloud infrastructure, but what do they actually mean?

Amazon Web Services (AWS) offers an array of powerful cloud services that can revolutionise your business operations. However, as you scale your infrastructure, AWS costs can escalate quickly, leading to unexpected and substantial expenses. To maintain financial efficiency without compromising performance, businesses need to optimise their AWS spending.

Navigating AWS can be a daunting task for companies seeking to harness its full potential. This is where AWS consultants come to the rescue, guiding businesses through the virtual realms of the cloud.

Working with a trusted partner can make all the difference in how effective your cloud deployments are. Having AWS enterprise support capabilities on tap plays a vital role in ensuring the seamless operation and optimization of your cloud infrastructure.

Managing AWS infrastructure and tweaking its performance can be complicated and time consuming. This is where outsourcing to an AWS Managed Service Provider (MSP) can save time for your team and allow you to concentrate on value for your customers.