Four key points to be addressed in 2013 cloud computing

Now that 2013 has come, we need to make four improvements to cloud computing and its users in the new year. In the 2013, cloud computing grew one year older. As users of cloud computing, we want to make fewer mistakes, but I suspect many of us will still repeat many of the same mistakes we made over the past 2012 years.

So it's time to make appropriate improvements to cloud computing and set reasonable goals to ensure that we don't disappoint the cloud in 2013. To this end, I suggest that you adopt the following four suggestions for cloud computing improvements that I have listed for you in 2013:

1, no longer everything is the only cloud theory. 2012 is almost another year of "cloud computing is Everything". Almost all products are launched around cloud computing, regardless of the type of problem. The fact is that cloud computing should be a specific type of technology, including attributes such as related requirements, self configuration, flexibility of business, and use of metrology. Putting everything to the cloud is a silly thing for suppliers, but it also gives them some confusion.

2, no longer all problems with cloud computing to solve. Many IT professionals are trying to make cloud computing a http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/32328.html "> Universal key" that can solve all the problems of the enterprise. Given its cost and complexity, cloud computing is not the case for all. be fully prepared, which means you need to understand the needs of the business and the issues you are looking for to solve. Also, make sure you have a clear business case for cloud computing.

3, always consider management, performance and service governance. Its advantages and the vendors who use cloud computing systems often forget the fact that you have to manipulate things. Manage the cloud systems that need to be monitored and keep working and handle performance issues in action. Finally, service governance needs to deal with external or consuming APIs. If you don't solve these problems, your cloud will surely die.

4, the security of cloud computing is no longer challenged before fully understanding the technology. In many cases, corporate IT people are not advocating the adoption of cloud computing because they don't think cloud computing is safe. The fact is that data and systems stored in a public or private cloud are as safe as the internal deployment of your enterprise. Typically, if you complete the relevant upfront work, cloud-based systems can be more secure than existing internal systems. Make sure you know a cloud product and then make a judgment about its security, which is often counterproductive, and you tend to make simple mistakes.

It would be easier for you to live in 2013 if appropriate reforms were followed in the four major proposals. Have a better 2013 years!

(Responsible editor: The good of the Legacy)