Shulou(Shulou.com)06/03 Report--

Abstract: according to a study released by OReilly a few days ago, enterprises that want to implement cloud computing technology and infrastructure face many challenges.

The required skills are the biggest obstacle for enterprises.

A study released by O'Reilly recently shows that enterprises that want to implement cloud computing technology and infrastructure face many challenges and lack the necessary skills.

Can be the biggest obstacle that the enterprise faces.

Nearly 70 per cent of the 590 IT managers and corporate executives surveyed said their organizations had adopted or at least started to adopt cloud-based infrastructure. But this

The effort is not necessarily smooth because companies have to deal with several obstacles to cloud adoption. Nearly 50% of respondents pointed to a lack of skills in implementing cloud-based infrastructure

Is the biggest challenge they face. Forty-five percent of respondents believe it is a migration from a legacy architecture. There are also security and compliance issues for managing their technical infrastructure, some of which are affected by

Interviewers cited corporate culture, budget issues and recruitment as the main obstacles.

The problem of lack of skills is much more serious than that of personnel recruitment, indicating that many organizations are trying to adopt Kwai Fang Cloud computing technology on their own, rather than bringing in more workers from outside.

The engineer and the staff. In addition, according to a survey by O'Reilly, security and compliance challenges are not as prominent as they were a few years ago, as some issues have been identified.

To solve the problem. But this is still an area that requires the attention of the organization.

The survey also examines how organizations implement cloud-based technologies. About 40% of respondents said they use a hybrid cloud architecture because some data cannot be hosted in

On the public cloud. In many cases, the hybrid approach is a temporary step for the organization when migrating to a cloud computing facility.

About 48% of respondents said they used a multi-cloud strategy by partnering with two or more vendors. This approach prevents the organization from being locked in to any provider

And give them access to certain proprietary features provided by specific vendors. In addition, 47% of respondents in organizations that have adopted cloud computing infrastructure said that their

The DevOps team is responsible for the management.

Which organizations have not yet adopted a cloud infrastructure? Among these respondents, 30% cited lack of skills as the main obstacle. Other respondents pointed out that corporate culture, from legacy departments,

Unified migration, technological infrastructure, and security and compliance are the main obstacles. Nearly 30% of these respondents said they wanted to adopt cloud computing infrastructure in the next two years.

While 27% of respondents said they had no plans to do so at present.

Finally, the report provides the following assistance to organizations seeking cloud computing infrastructure or early stages of implementation:

1 Cloud native success comes from experience. Organizations should not try to improve the entire architecture at the same time. Start small and focus on high-impact services that show clear value

Internal support can be established for ongoing transition investment.

2 the best management expectation. Focus on learning and building from early cloud native work.

3 using training opportunities, including social learning through meetings, companies can get best practices from those who have the most cloud native experience.

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