Importance of Microsoft Azure

1. Importance of Microsoft Azure Bit Scape is a Microsoft Azure Partner in India. Bit Scape helps you build a comprehensive cloud strategy that reflects both your technology needs and your business goals. Microsoft Azure is the backbone of the Microsoft Cloud. Microsoft Azure (and the Microsoft Cloud in general) is rapidly adopting and adapting the standards of other operating systems and embracing competing software platforms to ensure Azure stays relevant to as many people and companies as possible. Benefits of buying Microsoft Azure online • Cost Competitive: Customers can buy Microsoft Azure online at reasonable cost. And it’s a good bet that Azure costs will go down as the competition heats up with AWS and Google. • Customer support: Microsoft Azure infrastructure is available now in various regions across the globe, with multiple data center regions. Microsoft Azure Data Benefits • Simple and Reliable Data Storage: Microsoft Azure allows you to store any kind of data, whether it is file data, structured data sets in a reliable environment and share it across VMs using the industry standard SMB 2.1 protocol. It is not difficult to manage using an import or export feature to move data here and there. • Keeping your Data Secure: Microsoft Azure is a cutting edge approach for developing the most secure code based on proven technology and tested around the globe.

2. • Backups you can rely on: Backup copies of customer data maintained by Microsoft Azure across two separate Azure data centers. Azure Site Recovery is very powerful, we use it here at Bit Scape - we use the service for our partners and customers. Azure Management Benefits - • Automation: Microsoft Azure Automation allows customers to automate tasks in your Azure environment. By creating workflows called “runbooks”, you can eliminate the time spent on monitoring and maintaining the resources in your cloud environment, lowering overhead costs and allowing you to focus on value added business work. • “Set it and forget it” scheduling: Microsoft Azure allows customers to create jobs on simple or complex recurring schedules. If you have recurring actions such as cleaning up logs, application maintenance or pulling data from an API or feed, Azure’s scheduler can automate those tasks for you at a scheduled time.