What are the latest trends in cloud technology and how does Xoriant adapt to them?

Xoriant is providing services to its clients by adopting multi-cloud and hybrid cloud environments, transforming their operations and leveraging the strengths of different cloud providers while optimizing costs. This approach allows Xoriant to make its clients' IT infrastructure and operations more agile, efficient, and scalable, while also reducing downtime and ensuring business continuity.

 Cloud adoption is gaining popularity among businesses and is useful to them as more organizations adopt digital first business models. From improved efficiency, increased flexibility, to cost-savings, the cloud has many advantages. Without having to buy and maintain their own IT infrastructure, businesses can benefit from all of this, saving money on IT budgets. Cloud technology is constantly evolving, and there are several latest trends that are shaping the industry.

Here are some of the most significant trends in cloud technology:

 

1.       Low-Code/No-Code technologies: 

With Low-Code/No-Code technology, Xoriant enables users to create cutting-edge applications without having to write any code and provides a more efficient and streamlined way to develop and deploy custom applications and workflows.

Our CloudIO platform provides a low-code environment that allows businesses to automate workflows and integrate systems and data. CloudIO enables businesses to easily and quickly automate processes. The platform also offers multiple deployment options such as private and public cloud, hybrid cloud, and on-premise installations.

 

2.       Hybrid Cloud: 

Hybrid cloud refers to a type of cloud computing that combines elements of both public and private cloud infrastructure. It allows organizations to take advantage of the scalability and cost-effectiveness of public clouds while retaining the control and security of private clouds. Many businesses are adopting hybrid cloud solutions to gain flexibility, agility, and cost savings while still maintaining control over sensitive data and applications.

 

3.       Multi-Cloud: 

Multi-cloud is a practice of utilizing various cloud computing services from different providers. It enables organizations to avoid vendor lock-in and optimize their cloud strategy by using the best services from different providers. Multi-cloud is becoming more popular as businesses are leveraging different cloud providers for various services, such as Infrastructure as a service (IaaS),  Platform as a service (PaaS) and Software as a service (SaaS).

 

4.   Edge Computing: 

Edge computing refers to the practice of performing data processing and analysis in proximity to where the data is generated, as opposed to using a centralized cloud infrastructure. It offers benefits such as reduced latency, increased privacy, and improved performance for applications that require real-time processing. Edge computing is being used in conjunction with hybrid cloud, where a business uses a mix of public and private cloud services. This allows businesses to take advantage of the scalability and flexibility of cloud technology while keeping sensitive data close to the edge.

 

5.       Platformization: 

Platformization refers to the trend of cloud providers offering a range of services and platforms that enable businesses to build, deploy, and manage applications in the cloud. Serverless computing is a model in which cloud providers manage the infrastructure and automatically allocate computing resources as needed, without the need for the organization to manage the servers. It offers benefits such as interoperability, increased reach, new revenue streams, and faster time-to-market.

 

6.       Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: 

Cloud providers are increasingly offering AI and ML services, which can help organizations gain insights, automate processes, and improve decision-making. AI and ML are playing a significant role in cloud technology, driving innovation and enabling businesses to leverage the benefits of these latest cloud technologies without the need for extensive in-house infrastructure.

 

7.       Internet of Things (IoT):

IoT devices generate large amounts of data, which can be challenging to store and process. Cloud technology provides the scalability and flexibility needed to handle this data, making it an ideal platform for IoT applications. Cloud technology is being used to enable real-time analytics on IoT data, allowing businesses to make decisions quickly and respond to events as they happen.

Xoriant's X·CELERATE IoT platform enables businesses to quickly deploy comprehensive IoT solutions that improve operational efficiency, generate valuable insights, reduce downtime, and increase productivity. The platform utilizes cognitive and machine learning services which enables automated discovery of patterns in data through cloud and edge analytics. 

 

 

Xoriant’s Cloud Adoption Approach:


 Businesses can realize the full potential of cloud technology, optimize their cloud infrastructure, and achieve better performance, cost efficiency, and reliability by leveraging Xoriant’s approach to cloud adoption, let’s see how:


 I.            Enable:

As businesses seek to modernize their applications and infrastructure, cloud migration has become a popular strategy. Xoriant enables cloud-native development, which involves building and deploying applications in the cloud using containers and microservices. Xoriant also offers cloud migration services that may include planning, design, implementation, and ongoing support to ensure a successful and efficient migration process. Leveraging hybrid cloud deployment can offer greater flexibility and control over data, which combines public and private cloud resources.

 

 II.            Secure: 

As cyber threats continue to evolve and become more sophisticated, businesses must take a proactive approach to security. Xoriant offers vulnerability assessment and penetration testing for identifying weaknesses in systems and applications that could be exploited by attackers. Threat and risk management is a key aspect of a comprehensive security strategy, where Xoriant helps businesses to assess and mitigate potential risks so that businesses can stay ahead of the ever-changing threat landscape and protect their valuable assets.

 

 

 III.            Optimize:

Optimizing cloud infrastructure is essential for achieving optimal performance, scalability, and cost efficiency. Xoriant leverages monitoring and observability as critical tools for identifying performance bottlenecks and other issues that can impact application availability and user experience. Cloud cost optimization is another key consideration, where Xoriant helps businesses to manage cloud spend and minimize unnecessary costs.

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