Cloud-Chalktalk

 There's never a dull minute in the tech industry, and that's true even for Amazon Web Services (AWS). Nowadays, you can learn about every aspect of AWS using online courses and other training. If you're looking to improve your career or your personal skillsets, these programs will help set you on the path of success. One popular skill is AWS developer certification . There are quite a lot of great courses available to help you achieve AWS certification . However, here's everything you need to know about how long it takes to get certified. To begin with, there are three types of AWS developer certifications: Associate, Professional, and Specialty. Of these three levels, the associate level is the most basic and easiest to acquire; however, it's also the least useful. In contrast, the professional level provides both a deeper dive into specific skillsets as well as practical experience. The specialty level is for highly technical specializations. Before you can even ...

This blog post is a guide to understanding what scalability means, why companies are moving to the cloud and how it benefits them, and what you can do to avoid having important data lost or stolen. Scalability is a problem in technology that must continually be addressed over time as the demand for new features grows. It is fundamental for application performance, cloud computing infrastructure, and database management. It is everywhere. This post will look at the major problems in scalability, when it begins and when it ends, what causes it and how to solve them. First, let's look at the problem, please do that and remember that scaling is a big topic. In this post I will simply describe some of the problems we have seen with scalability on-premises and why companies are moving to the cloud.  You can also apply for  a cloud computing internship

  Today’s business landscape is shifting to the cloud. Cloud computing provides a cost-effective and scalable solution for businesses to store and process data efficiently, ultimately increasing their agility. In this blog post, we take a look at the cloud culture shift from on-premise solutions to cloud services, the effects of that shift in various industries and how it puts pressure on different job roles in an organization. We live in a digital world where everything we do, see or hear has become digitized. Everything we do requires some kind of input from our senses or logical thinking abilities. It might be as simple as buying groceries online or as complex as planning a manned mission to Mars. Even so, everything requires technology – computers, software, networks and data centers – to make it happen.