A serverless architecture is a way to build and run applications and services without having to manage infrastructure. Your application still runs on servers, but all the server management is done by AWS.
If your application caters to customers, remember this: customers don’t care about infrastructure. They don’t get to see all the code that you’ve written for your back-end. The only thing they’ll notice is the front-end code. The user interface and experience are more important to them. So why not focus on allocating resources to elements that keep customers happy?
Companies that host data centers or their own servers need to run their servers at all times. Think about all the huge data centers and the physical resources needed to build these centers. Think about the energy needed to keep them running. The good thing about serverless architecture is that you can buy servers on demand when you need it. This can reduce the resources needed to keep various companies online.
We believe that microservices and serverless functions will form the fabric of the intelligent applications of the future. - S. Somasegar, Managing Director at the Madrona Venture Group
A cloud migration is when a company moves some or all of its data center capabilities into the cloud, usually to run on the cloud-based infrastructure provided by a cloud service provider such as AWS, Google Cloud, or Azure.
The general goal or benefit of any cloud migration is to host applications and data in the most effective IT environment possible, based on factors such as cost, performance and security.
Cultural issues are at the root of many failed business transformations, yet most organizations do not assign explicit responsibility for culture. – Gartner, 2016
Greymeta helps you navigate the cloud, selecting the right architecture and ecosystem partners, to build solutions that meet your strategic business needs. Our full suite of proprietary tools and cloud factories helps accelerate your cloud migration and realizes business value.
- inline with your existing on-premise infrastructure and business model.
Migrating your existing applications and IT assets to the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Cloud presents an opportunity to transform the way your organization does business. It can help you lower costs, become more agile, develop new skills more quickly, and deliver reliable, globally available services to your customers. Our goal is to help you to implement your cloud strategy successfully.
DevOps is a software development methodology that combines software development (Dev) with information technology operations (Ops), which aims to shorten the software development life cycle and provide continuous delivery of high quality software.
Our DevOps services span the life cycle of the software and can be used for anything from customer-facing systems, to large-scale enterprise systems.
Continuous integration is a coding philosophy and set of practices that drive development teams to frequently implement small code changes and check them in to a version control repository.
Continuous delivery picks up where continuous integration ends, and automates application delivery to selected environments, including production, development, and testing environments. Continuous delivery is an automated way to push code changes to these environments.