Is Your Privacy Protected in Cloud Servers?

It is a somewhat common concern that cloud servers could endanger you privacy, seeing that this form of information storage strips the owner of his or her control over the location of the information. But there is nothing to fear here. It is similar to the concept of the way electricity is provided. The average citizen is most likely unaware of where exactly the electricity is coming from, but he or she are not consciously concerned whether the kitchen lights will turn on every time the switch is flipped. He or she simply has a trusting relationship with the electricity provider. Much like we have a mutually beneficial relationship with our customers.

Private Cloud Servers

People may be concerned that the privacy of their information will be unsafe when stored on a shared physical computer. However, this is why we refer to them as “private” servers. Virtually Private Servers (VPS), as they are also called, uses the same software to backup and store information, while each individual virtual machine is separated from another. Think of it as two individuals sitting together in the same room. Each one of them possesses an incredible amount of private information, but unless they communicate this information to each other, the information in their heads will never be released. This is how our system works as well. We make sure to adhere to our customers' needs, and if you do not want your information to be shared, we will make sure it is safely stored in our system.

What is Cloud Hosting?

Have you come across the term “Cloud Hosting” lately and wondered what this cloud buzz is all about? For many people, this is a somewhat new and unfamiliar term. The technology, however, has been around for quite some time now. The basic idea is to assist both businesses and private individuals with web hosting in a way that provides public access to different types of computing services. Instead of having each company or person go out and buy their own products, this technology lets you use the services through our server.

Server Intellect's Approach

Server Intellect believes that in order to run a successful cloud hosting services, the main focus should be on key terms like Redundancy, Scalability, Value and Performance. We emphasize your needs and base our business theory around those needs. In a world where things like sudden computer crashes and unpredictable natural disasters can endanger an entire business, our company will provide the most reliable services to keep your business safe from harm.

Why You Should Join Our Cloud

The benefits of cloud hosting are many. Not only does it provide you with an endless source of up-to-date information, this information is also stored on multiple servers, in case a hardware failure would occur. Our cloud provides an infinite source of processing power, seeing that there is always another server available if you wish to scale up. Moreover, the service cost is based on usage, much like a standard utility bill, preventing unnecessary reservation of unused server power.

Storage Developer Conference 2011

Once a year our industry gathers together for the Storage Developer Conference (SDC) to discuss all of the exciting things happening in the biz.  Several hundred server hosting and cloud server experts are expected to be in attendance in this year.  We bring it up now because SDC is now right around the corner on September 19-22.  It will all take place in Santa Clara, California.

The industry's best and brightest will be on hand talking shop in regards to best practices.  Knowledge will also be swapped on the topics of storage management, solid state storage, Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE), green technologies, file systems, hardware advances, cloud storage, data deduplication, storage system testing and CIFS/SMB/SMB2.

SDC is organized by the global not-for-profit Storage Networking Industry Association (SNIA) and will also feature breakout sessions featuring some of the latest technologies in the type of cloud storage that Server Intellect specializes in as well as other relevant storage technologies. 

New this year is a Cloud technology plug-fest which will permit various vendors to test, identify, and fix bugs in a collaborative setting that is designed to be a forum in which firms can cultivate interoperable products.  We're thinking it will provide those of us in the industry a great chance to come together and push storage tech to the next level, which will be of great benefit to managed service clients.