Hybrid & Private Cloud Optimizations
Performance at the Forefront of Platform & Infrastructure Layer Upgrades.
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Performance at the Forefront of Platform & Infrastructure Layer Upgrades.
With public Cloud Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) and Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS), organizations are billed on a continuous basis as they consume services, rather than on a one-off basis as they do when they acquire the capacity of their data center.
In cloud computing, companies find it difficult to generate accurate cost estimates. They often have to pay bills that they cannot seem to explain and struggle to identify the items that are being spent. As a result, financial management is often overlooked until costs spiral out of control.
At rinf.tech, we drive Cloud cost optimization by monitoring utilization and capacity metrics.
We schedule and rightsize allocation-based services, leverage programmatic discounts, and modernize legacy applications to make the most out of services being provided.
FaaS is a valuable tool if you’re looking to efficiently and cost-effectively migrate applications to the cloud.
With FaaS, you can partition your server into features that can scale automatically and independently, so you don’t have to manage your infrastructure. This allows you to focus on the source code and can dramatically reduce time to market.
With FaaS, you only pay when the action takes place. When the action is completed, everything stops – the code doesn’t run, the server is idle, and there are no costs involved. Thus, FaaS is cost effective, especially for dynamic workloads or scheduled tasks. FaaS also offers superior total cost of ownership for highload scenarios.
FaaS scales functions automatically, independently, and instantly as needed. When demand falls, FaaS scales back down automatically.
FaaS offers inherent high availability because it is spread across multiple availability zones for each geographic region and can be deployed in any number of regions at no additional cost.
