Cloud Solutions.

With IT Factory, embrace the future of IT with solutions that minimize hardware and software expenditures, optimize cost structures, and boost overall business agility. Our expertise also extends to integrating software-defined technologies and virtualizing data center resources to offer more dynamic and adaptable IT services. By adopting a strategic mix of public, private, and hybrid cloud solutions, your business can achieve improved operational efficiencies, reduced costs, and a better balance between capital and operating expenses, including the following cloud service models:

• IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service):
  IaaS enables the rental of IT infrastructure, such as servers, networks, storage and operating systems, with flexible scalability as needed. Customers manage the applications, data and middleware, while the cloud provider manages the infrastructure.
• PaaS (Platform as a Service):
  PaaS provides an end-to-end development environment that allows developers to create, test and deploy applications without managing the infrastructure. The cloud provider manages the infrastructure, operating system and other services, allowing developers to focus on application development.
• SaaS (Software as a Service):
  SaaS provides applications as a service, allowing users to access them via a web browser. The cloud provider manages the application, infrastructure and updates, and customers typically pay a monthly or annual subscription to use the application.
• CaaS (Container as a Service):
  CaaS provides a container-based virtualization service that enables developers to deploy and manage containerized applications with ease. The cloud provider manages the underlying infrastructure, allowing customers to focus on application scaling and operation without the need for detailed infrastructure management.
• FaaS (Function as a Service):
  FaaS, often referred to as serverless computing, allows developers to execute code in response to events without managing servers or infrastructure. The cloud provider automatically handles the scaling and execution environment, enabling efficient resource utilization and reducing operational complexity.
• BaaS/MBaaS (Backend/Mobile Backend as a Service):
  BaaS or MBaaS offers a complete cloud backend solution for web and mobile applications. It provides developers with ready-to-use features such as user management, push notifications, and data synchronization. The cloud provider manages the infrastructure and backend services, enabling developers to focus on enhancing the user experience and functionality of their applications.
• DaaS (Desktop as a Service):
  DaaS delivers virtual desktops to users via the cloud, providing access to desktop environments from any location using various devices. The service includes maintaining and upgrading hardware and software, managed by the cloud provider, thereby reducing the IT burden on the customer.
• STaaS (Storage as a Service):
  STaaS offers scalable cloud-based storage solutions that are accessible over the internet. Customers can easily manage and adjust their storage needs without the complexities of on-premises hardware, while the cloud provider ensures security, availability, and maintenance.
• DBaaS (Database as a Service):
  DBaaS allows users to utilize database functionality without the hassle of setting up, maintaining, and administering the database infrastructure and software. The cloud provider manages these aspects, offering capabilities like automated backups, scaling, and performance tuning.
• SECaaS (Security as a Service):
  SECaaS involves outsourcing cybersecurity tasks to a cloud provider, who manages all aspects of security from threat detection to preventive measures and incident response. This allows customers to enjoy high-level security services with reduced internal overhead and complexity.
• DRaaS (Disaster Recovery as a Service):
  DRaaS provides businesses with the ability to quickly recover from disasters by replicating and hosting physical or virtual servers by a third-party service provider. This service ensures data protection and recovery solutions are in place, enabling businesses to minimize downtime and maintain continuity in the event of system failures.