Hybrid Cloud

SNP’s Azure Cloud Adoption Framework for Azure is proven guidance that’s designed to help you create and implement the business and technology strategies necessary for your organization to succeed in the cloud. It provides best practices, documentation, and tools that cloud architects, IT professionals, and business decision makers need to successfully achieve their short- and long-term objectives.

It is anticipated, by 2023, the Desktop-as-a-Service (DaaS) market is expected to grow by 29%, as more and more companies reap the benefits of a cloud workspace. But what exactly are these benefits and how do they differ from those currently seen on-premises? 

When businesses pursue a hybrid cloud strategy, they get a combination of customizability and security of private cloud with the scalability and flexibility of the public cloud.

Today, businesses are becoming a combination of on-premises and cloud applications. Users require access to those applications which are hosted both on-premises and in the cloud. Managing users both on-premises and in the cloud poses challenging scenarios.

Cloud developers and IT teams struggle to stay ahead of challenges protecting users, data, and applications from today’s cybersecurity attacks. With Azure Firewall, network security policies can be enforced while allowing companies to take advantage of the scale and simplicity of Azure.

On July 9, 2019, Microsoft will end support and security updates for SQL Server 2008 + 2008 R2. By that date, businesses using those systems will need to have migrated their operations to new software. That presents issues not only of cost and security but availability. It’s not like you can migrate during downtime anymore.

The hybrid cloud network consists of both physical and virtualized technologies to provide connectivity across cloud and on-premises. To help customers with their massive modernization efforts, SNP Technologies leverages the Azure Virtual WAN, which is made to simplify branch connectivity on a large scale for enterprises.

The cloud infrastructure usage has seen a tremendous growth in the past few years. As an established Microsoft Gold Partner, SNP is in a unique position where we build both a cloud platform and have a long history of delivering management and security services in the hybrid cloud.

On July 9, 2019, Microsoft will end the extended support for SQL Server 2008 and 2008 R2, which means no more updates or support of any kind, potentially leaving your infrastructure and applications vulnerable to security and compliance issues. 

At SNP, we are here to help you migrate to current versions for greater security, performance, and innovation by: