Access-Gated Community cloud computing: calling for dedicated it collections

An enterprise's IT department faces a problem when it comes to using the public cloud, which is that it doesn't know who is working with the virtual facility. It is possible that companies that are using resources for a marketing plan, even their rivals, are not known. A new service, called a gated community cloud, provided by a hosting provider, INetU, excludes those unauthorized, by providing a multi-tenant, instant-paid cloud computing product and service to Fortune 2000 customers. Here are just a few big customers, such as Pokemon Global, BMW, CVS Pharmacy, and USGA.

"We don't associate with spammers, bargain-makers, adult services, and the list of rejections looks long," said INetU's founder and CEO Dev Chanchani.

At the same time, it is surprising that, compared to large, less sensitive public clouds, access-gated community cloud service costs are competitive. INetU provides cloud computing server costs ranging from USD 295 to $720 a month, depending on the size of the machine; Using a large windows instance for one months in Amazon Network Service, plus bandwidth and I/O, costs about $744.

But before you use its own service portal, you must first become a INetU user.

"There is no way to offer you a card service today," Chanchani points out. To become a customer is more than just making a phone call, Chanchani claims that most of the IT companies he touches are looking for more practical service support when they buy the service. Once they run, users can start and shut down the server at their own discretion.

INetU's cloud computing is based on the devices of companies such as VMware, Cisco, Dell, and EMC, Chanchani says he refers to these well-known devices as "enterprise-class components." This makes his cloud computing services a little more expensive, but that means he can provide high availability through vmotion and virtual machine security that is not available with other products. Features such as monitoring, high availability to avoid unplanned outages, and practical service support are features that the enterprise IT department wants to buy, Chanchani added.

With the growing sophistication of the cloud computing market, we are delighted to see that different public cloud computing products are emerging and enriching the market. No matter what your needs are, there is always an adaptable product and service in the market.