Four key areas of cloud computing in the 2015 deserve attention

Cloud services have become part of it's new form, often in the sense of "blending," and the methods and tools we use to manage it are evolving and maturing, and it seems increasingly obvious that different companies may evolve differently. The Gartner survey showed that 55% of CIOs said they would migrate all critical applications to the cloud in 2020. Cloud service use cases can be very different, but there is a common theme of transforming traditional applications into SaaS or adding disaster recovery to existing data centers through Raas.

Cloud 2015 outlook: Cloud security is the best policy

Does this affect the cloud market next year? There are four key areas that deserve your attention in the 2015:

The development of cloud security

One of the biggest changes in the 2015 will be the definition of security in the cloud. Typically, security is considered a complex, rigid component of the infrastructure. This limits your ability to grow and changes at any time, because security features often work in a lightweight, flexible cloud environment.

New, platform-based security services like Illumio require everyone to rethink the complexity of security and how to secure the cloud. Take an agent-based form to ensure that the out-of-the-box mixed cloud function, as well as a unified control panel monitoring all security at once, whether it is private, public, or local, at the application level must be visible and transparent.

The advantage of this is that the user can be led to accumulate data, over time, this data can make the host analysis more powerful, compared with the traditional, single rental products, it provides more viscous elements. Users can also get data from best practices templates and profiles that can be analyzed and integrated into future projects.

Data center atrophy

In the 2015, data centers will go downhill, and early adopters and business leaders will be out of the data center business, more focused on their teams and core business resources. They need the team to do more than just repair or tweak the hardware. They need teams to think more strategically and help companies become more technology-oriented.

Integration of backup and recovery

This year, recovery is a service that goes into people's sights, and many companies use this service to modernize their disaster recovery methods. This is driven by business expectations, and you want all your applications and data to be accessed anytime, anywhere, and without the impact of other applications. The development of recovery technology allows enterprises of all sizes to access the recovery that is available in the cloud, which restores one application in minutes and how quickly the entire data center recovers. Still, let's look at how the recovery and its associated components will change in 2015.

Because organizations use recovery as a service to protect their infrastructure, the convergence of backup and recovery technologies shows that you can continue to back up applications and data as they are being restored, because the technology is integrated. In the cloud, backup and recovery technology has been integrated, so there is no reason not to protect it in the recovery.

We see that backup and recovery vendors are integrating both concepts. This convergence will force the market to redefine the role of both technologies for backup and recovery, forcing product integration, and forcing businesses to redefine budgets and possibilities for the next year.

We must be ready to meet the cloud industry a brand new year, the above is just a few core concepts, may rise in the future, need to cause concern to enterprises.