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Discover Microsoft Azure — a local, hybrid, multicloud, or edge environment. A cloud computing platform, known as Cloud, available on the market since 2010 and distributed worldwide by Microsoft.

Azure offers more than 200 products and services, including the creation of cloud-connected mobile experiences, deployment of virtual machines, development of applications and cloud and hybrid environments, scalable websites, hosting domains, and DevOps software engineering.

Save up to 65% on computing services. Achieve even greater savings with long-term plans. Add another cost-saving option with Azure Hybrid Benefit to save even more.

Optimize your workloads. Gain savings and improve agility by increasing the efficiency of your cloud investments. Manage your on-premises, edge, and multicloud environments more effectively by implementing Azure Arc.

SQL Server Databases. Databases allow companies to store information remotely, which reduces costs related to acquiring local servers.

Backup. In addition to storage, backup is an essential part because it ensures that your data will not be lost. All of this is performed securely and automatically, ensuring your company won’t suffer losses.

Virtual Machines. These are operating systems designed to function as if they were computers. In Azure, it is possible to acquire multiple VMs with different operating systems, such as Linux and Windows.

Let’s understand this better: the platform works through service payments that you choose and subscribe to. It can be done in two ways — prepaid or postpaid — and can be acquired by both small and large corporations. The flexibility of the subscription model allows you to use exactly what you need.

In more technical terms, Azure operates in three distinct models: Software as a Service (SaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS). It supports many different programming languages, tools, and frameworks, including Microsoft and third-party software and systems.

SaaS: Software as a Service is a form of software distribution and commercialization. In the SaaS model, the software provider is responsible for all infrastructure required to make the system available, and the customer uses the software over the internet, paying a fee for the service.

PaaS: Platform as a Service consists of hosting and implementing hardware and software that are used to deliver applications over the internet.

IaaS: The IaaS model significantly reduces internal infrastructure by storing and running almost everything in the cloud.

Migrate, modernize, and maximize your cloud and on-premises investments. Contact one of our specialists now, and together we will create secure, future-ready cloud solutions.