Lift and Shift, also known as “rehosting,” this approach involves moving applications from on-premise infrastructure to the cloud with minimal or no modifications. Organizations retain the existing architecture so it is a quick transition.
In this blog, OpenMetal’s President Todd Robinson provides insights on why lift and shift works best with private cloud vs public clouds.
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Red Hat CentOS will now be the sole repository for public RHEL-related source code releases. Read our president’s response to this change and his view on possible paths forward for the open source community.
Learn about OpenMetal Cloud’s outlook on incorporating serverless architecture into our hosted private cloud offerings.
Learn how OpenStack supports running geographically separated OpenStacks from one central command OpenStack.
More and more companies are facing the reality of high costs coming from their public cloud deployments on AWS, Azure, GCP and the other mega clouds. This has given rise to the concept of Cloud Repatriation.
A search on “public cloud advantages” will nearly always include some statements about public cloud being “less expensive” than alternatives. Unfortunately, this common narrative is simply not true for many situations!
More information about alternatives to public cloud is needed to help leaders in IT explain when public cloud is right or when private cloud, bare metal, colocation, or owned data centers are the right choice.