Workload Optimization
There are multiple strategies for migrating workloads that range from a basic "lift and shift" migration of the workload to a complete refactoring of the application. Lift and shift migrations are the quickest and most straightforward way to migrate workloads as you are simply migrating the workload as is. The downside of this strategy is that the workload is typically unoptimized and that technical debt is being brought to the new environment.
Storage Optimization
Reduce cloud operating costs with recuced
Key Benefits
The following are key benefits of the operating system modernization feature:
- Reduced Cloud Costs: The clone based methodology reduces the risk associated with in-place upgrades that rely on snapshots and commonly require an extended period of downtime simply for testing the upgrade.
- Optimized Storage Space:
Storage Optimization Examples
The following are examples of storage optimization that can be completed utilizing the storage rightsizing feature:
Windows Server 2019 VM with a 2 TB data drive
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Allocated Storage = 2,000 GB
Used Storage = 600 GB
Price per GB = .08
2,000 GB x .08 = $160 USD per month
Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) VM with a 300 GB data drive
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| Allocated Storage | 300 GB |
| Used Storage | 60 GB |
| Price per GB | .08 |
Operating System (OS) Hardening
The RiverMeadow platform enables security hardening Windows Server and Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) using CIS (Center for Information Security) Benchmarks to apply best practice configurations for improving system security.
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