Local Llama

Data and application portability is a key consideration when selecting a cloud service provider. It’s important to choose platforms that facilitate data transfer and integration with other services, which reduces the hassle if you decide to switch providers in the future. In this sense, our teams’ systematic use of open and documented methodologies and open source industrial solutions leads to a greater degree of standardization and, therefore, flexibility when changing suppliers or using multiple suppliers simultaneously.

Yes, cloud computing allows teams to collaborate in real time, regardless of their location. Tools like cloud storage and online collaboration applications facilitate collaborative work, increasing productivity and efficiency. This concept makes particular sense when working within the principles of DevOps. At Todo En Cloud, we are dedicated to DevOps, capable of providing practical support for you in the pragmatic adoption of these principles, and, if you wish, becoming your Ops team for your Devs.

Naturally, your company will expect 24/7 support, with various contact options such as live chat, email, and phone. This aspect is of course fundamental, and that’s why at Todo En Cloud, we’ve decided to remember that there are men and women behind communication tools. That’s why we assign real-life technicians who will be your personal contacts, always at your disposal.

It’s essential to provide training to your team so they understand how to use new tools and processes. This may include workshops, e-learning resources, or training sessions with experts from the cloud provider. At Todo En Cloud, our commitment is to provide the best architectural design, ensuring it’s operational, powerful, and flexible. We do it as if it were for us.

Cloud computing costs vary depending on the type of service contracted and the intended use. Generally, cloud computing works under a pay-per-use model, meaning you only pay for the resources you actually use, allowing for greater spending efficiency. In addition to respecting this pay-per-use model, at Todo En Cloud, we propose analytical monitoring of these costs, based on the principles of the FinOps Foundation, in order to constantly monitor and optimize the use and consumption of the resources allocated to them.

Cloud migration involves several steps, from an initial needs assessment to implementation and testing. This includes identifying suitable applications to migrate, budget planning, cloud architecture design, and execution of the migration process, supported by experts in the field. This is where the experience of our architects and technicians makes the difference, because they not only know how to do it, but they also enjoy holding your hand.

Cloud service providers typically have redundancy and disaster recovery measures in place to minimize the impact of outages. When choosing a provider, it’s important to review their uptime history and service level agreements (SLAs) to understand how they handle these situations. At Todo En Cloud, we’ve made this guarantee our top priority, having agreements with three data centers, allowing us to distribute the cloud across these data centers and thus provide even greater robustness to our customers.

Yes, like most cloud computing providers, at Todo en Cloud we implement robust security mechanisms, including encryption, multi-factor authentication, and automatic backups. We advise you to evaluate the provider’s security policy on this very important aspect of their service offering and complement these measures with internal best practices. For example, at Todo en Cloud, we decided from the outset to certify our services and equipment with the most comprehensive security certifications, especially ISO 27001, 27017, and 27701.