CloudOps blog

CloudOps is a cloud management software that is plug and play with AWS & Azure. It will completely transform your cloud management by bringing together performance, cost monitoring, support and administration.

As a thank you for their business, IG CloudOps put on a track day at Bedford Autodrome for three of its most valued clients, Steve Boother from Autoscribe, Tom Gullen from Scirra and Dan Frost from Adaptive Web. 

We at igroup are pleased to work with Azure data centres all over the world, however there are a number of advantages to using Azure UK data centres that you may not be aware of.

At igroup, we’re happy to work with data centres across the whole globe, but for UK businesses there are quite a few benefits to using UK based AWS data centres that you may not be aware of.

LogicMelon is an an award-winning company who developed a SaaS candidate management and recruitment system used across the world. Their business is based remotely, enabling them to hire the best people for the job no matter their location. This means that their cloud infrastructure is absolutely vital for the day-to-day running of the business, as well as for their software to work accordingly.

InClarity are leaders in fixed line telephony and were the first hosted VoIP providers way back in 2003. Their cloud-based telephony solutions can host over 6 million users, so understandably they have a heavy reliance on the technology and how it works for them.

Having driven consistently well all season, twenty-one-year-old Jack Leese put in another solid performance at Brands Hatch to achieve 5 th place in the Championship and top placed novice.

Jack Leese put in another strong performance in the penultimate rounds of the Honda Civic Type R Trophy.

Round seven and eight of the Tegiwa Type R Trophy saw Jack Leese gain an impressive 4^th and 6^th place respectively at Silverstone last weekend.

As a thank you for all their hard work throughout lockdown, the team at IG CloudOps were treated to a private testing day at Bedford Autodrome, hosted by Rob Wilson who, in his 60s (and enjoying a parallel ‘career’ as a bassist in a rock country blues band) is the ‘secret weapon’ top Formula 1 drivers turn to when they need to shave vital seconds off lap times.