Cloud vendors start providing data transfer services to customers

One of the biggest selling points of cloud service technology is that all services are provided to customers from the cloud. Users don't have to worry that their data and information will cause security problems if their geographic location changes. However, the reality is not so simple. Some users believe that cloud services, like some RAID hard disk group storage devices, are stored on densely spaced magnetic strips. But that is not the case.

Typically, Cloud http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/15552.html "> Service providers Store raw data and information on local physical addresses unless the customer pays another fee for additional services- Map data and information to multiple addresses. These cloud data are likely to be all stored in the same storage device. That is, if there is a problem with the storage device, all of the customer's data will be exposed to a certain potential risk.

In the last week of March this year, the climate anomaly caused several tornadoes to sweep through the city of Dallas in Texas, the United States. In spite of the fact that there was no information about the damage to the data center that caused the customer to suffer, but there are still cloud service providers taking proactive steps-asking customers if they need to move their data to a more secure data center outside of Dallas, and that the move does not charge customers any extra fees.

Nirvanix is one of the companies that made the move. This service to all users is seen by the industry as part of expanding its disaster response plan. In view of the bad weather in Dallas, Nirvanix to further enhance the security and effectiveness of the data, it is announced that users can choose either temporary transfer data or permanent transfer of data.

This additional service adds to the customer's confidence in the cloud services provided by the suppliers, and it is through this "practical" approach that the Nirvanix company improves the quality of its infrastructure services while making it unnecessary for customers to worry about using their cloud services.

(Responsible editor: Lu Guang)