Many reasons can be put forward for adopting Cloud Computing, but one of the most important is the potential profit from a company budget perspective.
For many companies, Cloud Computing services are the fastest and cheapest way to access the latest applications and computing resources. Companies do not need to spend high capital expenditures for the initial investment in required technology, and they can be converted into operational spending. Also, companies can gain flexibility, by getting the computing resources they need quickly and paying only what they need.
Monitoring of Resources
Although cloud-managed networks promises savings on company budgets many are finding challenges in cost savings.
To reduce these costs, Cloud users need to identify the source of waste. Users of these technology services must find resources that are not used or are no longer in use. For example, an application developer might activate a server or virtual storage for temporary purposes, and forget to delete it when done.
Other savings can also be achieved by shutting down virtual machines at times that are no longer needed (after hours). The platform for monitoring (monitoring) can be used to make it easier for Cloud service users to find idle or unused …
