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December 20, 2024  — 5 min read
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December 20, 2024  — 5 min read
A year in review: Acronis innovations and cybersecurity enhancements in 2024
Over the last 12 months, the Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud platform has expanded significantly with new solutions, features and capabilities to empower MSPs. In this blog, we take a look at what’s new with Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud in 2024.
August 16, 2010  — 1 min read
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August 16, 2010  — 1 min read
The nScaled Cloud Computing Console – Part 2
In today’s installment to review with you the nScaled console I present a recent update we made that begins to surface important data about what you have purchased and are using, the “data growth” widget and how much data you are sending and receiving to and from your business continuity site over time with the “Data Center Connectivity” widget.
August 15, 2010  — 1 min read
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August 15, 2010  — 1 min read
Shared Article: Overcoming Fear Of The Cloud
In my perusing of various blogs and articles this morning I ran across this one, “Overcoming Fear Of The Cloud“
July 19, 2010  — 2 min read
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July 19, 2010  — 2 min read
The nScaled Cloud Computing Console – Part 1
Over the next few days and weeks I will be introducing and detailing individual features and functionality of the nScaled Cloud Computing console via this blog series.  It’s my goal to provide more information, thoughts, options and demonstrations of how nScaled, Inc. provides business continuity to our clients.  This first post will be a general introduction to the nScaled Cloud Computing Console and a small screencast of what happens when a server starts in the nScaled cloud.
July 19, 2010  — 2 min read
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July 19, 2010  — 2 min read
Cloud computing, becomes ‘computing’.
Lately I have been noticing an accelerating trend (albeit completely anecdotal) of web services starting to imitate one another. The followers start to look like the leaders, or they adopt the best practices proven by the leaders as their own, and these pretty soon become industry standards.
July 10, 2010  — 2 min read
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July 10, 2010  — 2 min read
Total costs vs. marginal costs
An important part of most discussions about clouds is an analysis of costs. People are strongly driven to try to reduce the costs of their burdensome infrastructure, particularly when a large part of it is almost never used (the DR provisions), yet is as costly as the primary in some cases. Most technical people we talk to are impressed with nScaled solutions, but that appreciation is viewed differently when they have to present it to their management team and justify the investment, and so the talk inevitably turns to costs.
July 01, 2010  — 1 min read
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July 01, 2010  — 1 min read
nScaled Community
Lately some of our customers have been asking us to provide more interactive feedback features. Of course we think this is a great idea. In fact we have under development (and scheduled for release in late July) a comprehensive support area within the Cloud Console.
June 28, 2010  — 2 min read
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June 28, 2010  — 2 min read
The importance of testing
One of the things I consistently hear as I talk with clients about Disaster Recovery, is that it’s complicated. This whether the client has invested heavily in DR or not. In many cases people might have made substantial investments in technology and duplicate infrastructure and have some highly skilled people on the team – yet they still have questionable levels of confidence in their systems – and this causes them to loose sleep at night.
June 18, 2010  — 1 min read
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June 18, 2010  — 1 min read
The risks in cloud computing
I am working with a small team on a presentation /debate for ILTA 2010 where we have a booth this year. The topic for discussion is:
June 16, 2010  — 1 min read
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June 16, 2010  — 1 min read
Introductions to the team
We have been working hard since our founding in 2008 to deliver secure cloud resources to what we call ‘risk intolerant industries’. These are customers who see compelling benefits in cloud services, but are looking for a something more than – the lowest common denominator in infrastructure – cost. Customers like major law firms, financial institutions, health care and the like. Customers with confidential data that needs protecting. Those that value a commitment to service and a vendor that understands their business problems. We are making good progress too with leading institutions from around the world signing as enterprise clients. Its an exciting time time, and we are just getting started.