MultiCloud Services

Partnered with top service providers like Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure, In Balance IT is here to provide your business with the most reliable, robust MultiCloud solution available.

Embrace the New Era of Computing With MultiCloud Solutions

At In Balance IT, our MultiCloud services enable your organization to seamlessly combine public clouds with on-premise resources, providing the ability to confidently share information across various platforms. In fact, recent research indicates that over 58% of enterprises are now using MultiCloud—and it’s easy to see why.

By merging on-premises with public cloud servers, you can enjoy increased flexibility and the ability to pick and choose features aligned with your unique IT needs. With In Balance as your MultiCloud API manager, you get the best of both worlds without having to make any changes to your current workflow or methodology.

Amazon Web Services (AWS)

A few years ago, AWS made a big move into multi-cloud solutions with the launch of Outpost. This innovative solution delivers fully configured hardware and software installed in your personal data center, which provides the ability to run critical applications from any location. Currently, there are two options available:

Run VMware Cloud on AWS
Run compute and storage on-premises using the same APIs

Your organization can also configure Outpost with EC2 instances and EBS volumes for improved storage and consistent operational experiences across all environments.

Microsoft Azure Stack

Microsoft Azure Stack is a powerful tool that allows you to access different Azure services from their respective data centers. It’s the perfect stepping stone to cloud technology, boasting easy-to-deploy applications that don’t require any code. While Azure is a singular platform for all apps and services, it’s still a cost-effective option; the pay-as-you-go model means you only have to pay for what you use.

Experience the Agility of MultiCloud Environments

By combining the public cloud scalability you love with the on-premise control you need, In Balance IT helps you leverage the full potential of modern cloud computing. Get in touch with our experts, and discover how we drive your business forward with industry-leading MultiCloud infrastructures.

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Comparing Azure Stack and AWS Outposts: What’s Best for Your Cloud Strategy?

Before adopting any MultiCloud solution, it’s essential to understand which service best suits your long-term goals. On a broader level, both platforms fall under the IaaS (Infrastructure-as-a-Service) category. While they do offer similar functionalities, the process in which on-premise infrastructures merge with the cloud’s potential can vary.

With AWS Outpost, you can start with just one node, while Azure Stack requires a minimum of four nodes.
AWS owns the complete hardware and software stack (excluding its partnership with VMware), which allows for complex features like hardware-dependent networking capabilities. Azure Stack, on the other hand, works with multiple OEMs.
AWS Outposts can be ordered and deployed directly through the AWS console, making the process simple and straightforward. With Azure Stack, you’ll need to go through procurement and deployment stages with one of its partners.
AWS offers a fully managed service that includes managed updates, which means hardware and software updates are fully managed by AWS and support is provided out of the box. Azure Stack, however, cannot be purchased directly from Microsoft and instead requires buying from one of several vendors.

Bring Balance to the Complexities of MultiCloud

As more organizations move towards MultiCloud environments, it’s important to be aware of what’s best for your IT strategy. Our free consultations provide an opportunity to learn more about the strengths and weaknesses of both AWS Outposts and Azure Stack and how they can help you achieve your long-term goals.

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