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How Much Is Spotify Paying for Google Cloud?
It’s a question worth asking because Spotify’s transition from operating its own data center infrastructure to Google’s public cloud is the first high-profile public use case for a cloud service provider that’s often mentioned alongside Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure – thanks primarily to the scale and might of its data center infrastructure – but has yet to prove it can really compete with the two public cloud giants successfully. Continue reading
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Appcito CAFE for Microsoft Azure Helps Enterprises Ease into the Cloud
Cloud application delivery provider Appcito has made its Cloud Application Front-End Proxy (CAFE) available for Microsoft Azure, the company announced Tuesday. Appcito CAFE for Azure will address enterprise needs for moving applications to the cloud without compromising services. Continue reading
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Rackspace Launches Fanatical Support for Microsoft Azure
Rackspace has launched Fanatical Support for Microsoft Azure on Monday, a managed cloud solution that provides customers with application and infrastructure guidance for Azure cloud environments. Microsoft is hosting its worldwide partner conference in Orlando this week. Continue reading
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Datapipe Adds Managed Services to Support Microsoft Azure
Managed services provider Datapipe is extending support to Microsoft Azure public cloud, the company announced Tuesday. Continue reading
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Tagged cloud-computing, datapipe, extending-support, hosting, microsoft, microsoft-azure, public-cloud, services-provider, vodahost, web hosting
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Of the Big Three Cloud Providers AWS Was Most Reliable in 2014
Users of Amazon Web Services saw fewer service interruptions than users of the other two big providers of public cloud infrastructure services – Google Cloud Platform and Microsoft Azure – in 2014, according to two different companies that analyze cloud downtime. Continue reading
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