Migration – How do we ensure success? Key Notes: 1. Cloud infrastructure is well managed, scalable and immutable by Kubernetes. 2. Pausing product development and refocusing on targets gets you back on track. 3. Encrypted service accounts help in disaster recovery. 4. Vintage sales require hybrid environment of reducing risk from engineering. 5. Real time services beckons rollbacks to against bottlenecks. 6. Addressing security concerns and service costs requires substantial cloud presence. 7. Rethinking storage requires orchestrating a brand-new paradigm. 8. Customer focus requires accurate planning to address ROI concerns.

1. GCP Migration & Model Deployment
Raunak Sharan
Jan 10, 2023
More from the Author:
Why There is Genius in United States Sponsored Social Media | by Raunak Sharan | Jan, 2023 | Medium

2. M&S – How to be Effective? GCP is a binding obligation!

3. Cloud’s scalability is
key to customer
satisfaction
The company struggled with the
maintenance difficulties and lack of
scalability of the bare metal infrastructure
supporting their operations.

4. Immutable
infrastructure vastly
improves deployments
They wanted to ensure predictable,
repeatable builds and deployments; simpler
and more robust rollbacks; and elimination
of configuration management drift.

5. Focus and dedication
pay huge dividends
To minimize disruption to product
development and minimize the cost and
complexity of hybrid operation.

6. Cloud capabilities can
improve disaster
recovery planning
To minimize service disruption
To conduct the on-premise to cloud
migration as efficiently as possible.

7. Hybrid deployment can
be effective for reducing
cloud migration risk
To ensure long-term scalability and
sustainability, as well as to spend less time
maintaining infrastructure and more time
executing strategy.

8. Continuous delivery can
get you to market faster,
improving quality while
reducing risk and cost.
To get faster feedback to users while
mitigating or eliminating their production
issues.

9. Ensuring data security
in the cloud may
require extra steps
To fit their customers’ changing needs while
keeping patient data secure and available.

10. Size matters
To take back their storage to help them
reduce costs, increase control, and maintain
their competitive edge

11. Containers are seen by
many as the future of
DevOps
To improve performance and reliability,
accelerating development while making it as
seamless, efficient, and error-free as possible

12. Business and user
needs drive cloud
needs
To ensure ease of use and robust data
backups.

13. Innovation helps
reduce operational
costs
To ease navigation and an always-connected
ride experience
To enable cost savings

14. Analytics solutions
reduce fraud and
enable cost savings
To detect fraudulent claims and reduce
revenue loss
To analyze extensive real-time data, raise red
flags, and identify fraudulent claim bills

15. Microservices
Architecture reduces
deployment failures
To reduce connectivity issues in the existing
framework, resource consumption,
deployment and update failures

16. Thank You
Gracias
Relationship
Understanding
Customers
Master
Boris Filatov
Contact