Elastic Cloud Platform

Elastic Cloud Hosting Platform adds flexibility to cloud system by enhancing its adaptability of matching cloud computing resources with current level of workload. In the absence of elastic cloud platform websites may experience failure or slow down issues due to excess traffic in comparison with allocated computing resources. In another instance large amount of capacity may remain unutilized due to lesser traffic for the available resources. Elastic Cloud Platform saves costs by ensuring availability of optimum resources to meet varying levels of demand. Deployment of application should be performed in order to shield elasticity of the cloud infrastructure. It is also vital to analyze the effect of cloud applications on different layers.

Elastic cloud is a concept in cloud computing wherein the cloud service providers can easily scale the resources up or down in order to meet the needs of clients without requiring to worry about capacity planning.

Elastic cloud platforms offer the following benefits:

Business Continuity: As the evolving needs of a business can be easily fulfilled, organisations can run their operations without interruption. So, if there is a surge in the demand for additional resources, the same can be provisioned immediately.

Pay-per-use Pricing: When businesses buy internal hardware, they tend to over-provision resources as they don’t want to fall prey to shortages. Elastic cloud platforms employ a utility-based pricing model that allows businesses to pay exclusively for the resources they actually consume.

Enhanced R&D: In many cases, high capital expenditure constraints the ability of organisations to implement quality research and development. Elastic cloud platforms enable businesses to provision extra resources from the cloud for research-related work and release them as this work ends.

Testing and Deployment: Most of the companies are required to test large-scale projects prior to the final rollout. Elastic cloud hosting solutions allow them to provision storage and compute resources to test and deploy complex projects without spending on acquiring new hardware equipment.