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When broken down, Microsoft Cloud Computing servers live on large clusters of resources, which provides an impressive pool of RAM, processing power and storage IOPs – allowing smooth scaling without the hassle of hardware upgrades, resource bursting and high availability. Cloud resources can be dispersed and allocated where needed. Furthermore, the cloud cluster is intelligent enough to seamlessly move cloud servers around within the cluster to assure optimal use and availability of resources – more CPU-intensive servers are moved to a cluster node that is less utilized; servers with higher storage utilization are moved to arrays with more idle capacity and so on. This intelligent resource balancing assures an optimal experience for all Microsoft Cloud Computing Windows cloud server users.

  • Create and run Virtual Machines
  • Develop a modern app using Microsoft Cloud Computing
  • Build and deploy Web Sites
  • Spin up Mobile back-ends for Android, IOS, or Windows Phone 8
  • Store, backup and recover data
  • Encode and share video

To learn more about what Pivot can provide for your business check out some of our other pages such as Cloud Computing Providers.
Hybrid Hosting 

Very often, our clients approach us with IO-intensive hosting needs, but are still looking to utilize the cost-savings, scalability and availability of the cloud. In this case, it is very likely that we will customize a hybrid Microsoft Cloud Computing hosting configuration with a dedicated server for the back end database, while utilizing a Microsoft Windows cloud server for both the development/management and web server. This is just one example of how to utilize the power of both.

For a growing number of enterprises, the journey to cloud computing begins with a private cloud implementation built on Microsoft Windows Server and System Center technologies. A private cloud transforms the way your business delivers
and consumes IT services. By creating a layer of abstraction over pooled resources, a private cloud enables true service capability as well as optimally managed application services. A Microsoft private cloud solution offers new levels of agility, focus, and cost-savings. Whether you build a private cloud in an on-premise datacenter or opt for a hosted offering, you will soon realize transformative benefits.

What is a Private Cloud?

Microsoft Cloud Computing is a new model for IT delivery. It transforms data center resources to enable the key benefits of cloud computing:

Pooled Resources

In a Microsoft Cloud Computing, your key hardware resources—compute, storage, and networking—are pooled and abstracted into units that enable you to dynamically provision and scale applications and resources.

Self-service

Deliver applications and resources as services. Your customers can request, configure, and manage IT services through an interactive Microsoft Cloud Computing portal that allows for automated provisioning.

Elastic

Resources can quickly be expanded or contracted through automation or workflow, so IT services can be scaled up or down almost instantly to meet business requirements.

Usage-based

With resources as services, usage can be metered so that you and your customers pay for only the resources that are actually consumed. Learn how to build a private cloud environment and transform the way you deliver IT services to your business.

 

To learn more about Pivot’s Microsoft Cloud Computing call one of our regional offices now at:
Phoenix Microsoft Cloud Computing : 602.492.3650
Litchfield Park Microsoft Cloud Computing : 602.492.3650
Tempe Microsoft Cloud Computing : 602.492.3650
Scottsdale Microsoft Cloud Computing : 602.492.3650

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