As Hirmas mentioned, Federal clients
are facing a shift in their mindset around Cloud computing vs. traditional
on-premises environments. Part of that
challenge is the usage costing of the Cloud.
The Government is used to getting a fixed-fee contract for services that
doesn’t deviate from the agreed contract total.
In the cloud realm, as we know, that just isn’t the point. Heavy usage equates to a higher cost, while
light usage (think the week between Christmas and New Year’s in the Federal
Government…) will result in lower costs.
Additionally, part of the entire Cloud model is to realize greater and
greater savings by getting the supply line as close to the demand line as
possible.
The good folks at CloudCheckr (www.cloudcheckr.com) have made a major
step forward in allowing the very monitoring that will help companies and federal
agencies get right to that demand line.
We have been working with CloudCheckr to expand its initial offering of
120 different best practice, security, and cost monitoring metrics (far beyond
even what AWS offers from its own Trusted Advisor). As we’ve worked together, CloudCheckr also
realized the major value its product can have in the government space. And for us, we needed the insight into AWS GovCloud, a region with
separate requirements, including ITAR compliance, than the rest of the AWS
commercial regions. In fact, one of
those requirements is that it is a US Persons only region, which uniquely
positions CloudCheckr for success since most of the other leading monitoring
services are outside the US.
When we needed CloudCheckr to provide
that peek within GovCloud, those guys stepped right to the plate, recoding and
delivering that capacity within a weekend, helping us bring such incredible
insight to our Government clients.
Even beyond what currently exists,
we’re excited because we know that CloudCheckr has some even bigger pieces on
the horizon. We’re certainly looking
forward to it!
Matt
Jordan is the Cloud Services Manager for JHC Technology, Inc. He can be reached at mjordan@jhctechnology.com, @matt_jhc, or connect with him on LinkedIn.
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