How the Enterprise chooses cloud computing deployment project

Today, the enterprise tangle problem is no longer whether to deploy the http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/13743.html "> Public cloud Services, but from which projects, first take the action of public cloud deployment."

The answer to the question depends on many aspects of your own enterprise, including systemic issues, and you may need to take into account factors such as data, processes, or complete applications. In addition, your value on a particular system is an important factor. Finally, there are security considerations, as well as compliance issues that businesses must address.

To be clear, I'm talking about migrating data, processing processes, or a complete system, rather than deploying a new system in cloud computing. Migrating from an existing enterprise's internal deployment platform to a cloud-based platform is more difficult and dangerous, but it can provide maximum value. Therefore, it is important to wisely select your enterprise's first migration project. As follows, I have some thoughts on this, I hope to be able to help your business migration work to bring some assistance:

Choose to start with a very low profile system or collected data within the enterprise. You should choose a system that does not have a significant impact on the business, even if it occurs during a short period of time during the migration. An example of this might be the maintenance of data management by factories. Keep in mind that for your first cloud migration, you need to commit at least 6 errors so that you can ensure that the impact of the error is very low.

Choose to start with a very low requirement for the security of the system or collected data. These data should be minimal or not subject to special security models and should be simple. But that doesn't mean cloud computing is unsafe, but when you start with a low security project, you can reduce the details that you need to check during this migration process.

Choose to start with less complex systems and smaller data. The failure of cloud migration is usually not due to the problem of cloud computing itself, but to the problem of the migrated system--typically, the migration to the system is too large and complex. It is important to remember that when you locate a system in a public cloud, you must make changes; the larger and more complex the system is, the more necessary it is to change it, thereby increasing the potential for error and ultimately failure. Starting with small data, you can reduce the chance of errors and thus increase the likelihood of success.

Perhaps, you can consider migrating the large-market cloud as the first time you try a sport. For example, when skiing, the smartest athletes start from the slopes, where they may receive more attention and glory, but the chances of crossing the finish line from those trails for the first time are slim. And the slow start, ready for a long journey is kingly.

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