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      Investigating different hyperscalers’ cloud computing services   Krishna Jadhav Investigating different hyperscalers’ cloud computing services Overview In the following article Krishna Jadhav overviewed an example of Great Britain, home to “ hyperscalers ” Alphabet’s Google, Amazon, and Microsoft, opened an investigation on cloud services competitors, with the industry’s current revenue totalling 81% (Reuters, 2022). The key technologies underpinning the growing digital economy are advanced robotics, artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things (IoT), cloud computing, big data analytics, and three‑dimensional (3D) printing. The UK’s tech VC investment sector holds the 3 rd global position, following US and China, with a record-high hit of $21bn during the covid-19 situational issues in 2020 (Wysokińska, 2021). Communications regulator Ofcom also said on 22 nd September it would examine other digital markets over the next year, including mes...

          Current Cloud Computing trends for future success   Krishna Jadhav   Current Cloud Computing trends for future success As per Krishna Jadhav Today, high-volume data generation is no more considered rocket science or a theoretical assumption, with international companies using cloud computing for their data solutions (Gedeon et al., 2019). However, storing such enormous data volumes is still an eminent challenge, for which companies are often required to invest separately in storage security (Figure 1). With the majority of industries gradually shifting to Cloud , the latest trends for future success are: ●          Increase in storage capacity ●        Enhancement of Internet performance ●        Prioritisation of modular software ●        IoT and Cloud Computing Collaboration ●     ...

      Security Centre and Multi-Cloud Architecture Krishna Jadhav Security Centre and Multi-Cloud Architecture In Hyper scalers world Krishna Jadhav build successful multi-cloud solutions using VMware vSphere, AWS, Azure, and GCP. One of Azure's built-in services is Azure Security Centre. In other words, there is nothing to install or set up. Security Centre may be accessible directly from the Azure interface by activating it. When you deploy workloads on Azure, such as virtual machines, databases, storage accounts, networking components, and other Azure services, it begins to monitor those workloads (Brett , 2021 ). Figure 1: Overview of the Azure portal's Security Center blade (Source: Mulder, 2020) By turning on this setting, Microsoft will retrieve a daily list of security and critical updates available for Windows and Linux-based computers (Figure 1). These are the initial setup settings for Security Centre (Capizzi, Distefano and Mazzara, 2019)...