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Delivering Resilient Cloud Operations for Logistics with Managed Services
The client is a multinational enterprise in the global transportation and logistics sector, specializing in large-scale container shipping. With a global operational footprint, thousands of shipping routes, and an annual revenue of USD 30+ billion, the organization serves customers worldwide through an extensive network of maritime logistics services, container operations, and value-added supply chain solutions.
Strengthening Cloud Operations for a Leading Financial Services Provider with Managed Services
A leading Non-Banking Financial Services Company (NBFC) offering small business loans and mortgage loans to eligible borrowers. As the business scaled, the organization needed to improve operational efficiency and address infrastructure reliability issues that existed in its on-premises data centers. AWS Partner 1CloudHub had earlier helped the company migrate its data centers to AWS, resulting in higher scalability, agility, and reliability.
From On-Premises Data Center to Cloud: Five Star’s Strategic Shift to AWS Cloud Boosts Business Resilience
We at 1CloudHub successfully containerized an identified application, optimizing the cloud resources used by the application, for continuous delivery.
Our latest blog posts
Automate the Windows and Linux patches using AWS system manager SSM.
In this blog post, we will show you how to use AWS Systems Manager SSM to patch your managed instances across multiple AWS accounts and Regions.
Challenges and approaches on Data Profiling
Data quality is of the utmost importance in order to obtain meaningful results from the data. Data quality is also a measure of the accuracy, validity and completeness of data.
Connect EC2 Private Instance using Session Manager – GO bastion-less
Session Manager is fully managed by the AWS system manager that can be used to manage the EC2 instance and allow users to connect to the instances without using RDP or SSH.
