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Migration of Web Servers to AWS Cloud: Benefits and Implications

DTGOV is a public company that was created in the early 1980s by the Ministry of Social Security. The decentralization of the ministry’s IT operations to a public company under private law gave DTGOV an autonomous management structure with significant flexibility to govern and evolve its IT enterprise. At the time of its creation, DTGOV had approximately 1,000 employees, operational branches in 60 localities nationwide, and operated two mainframe-based data centers. Over time, DTGOV has expanded to more than 3,000 employees and branch offices in more than 300 localities, with three data centers running both mainframe and low-level

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This presentation discusses the migration of web servers to AWS cloud, highlighting the benefits and implications. It covers the features offered by AWS, steps involved in the migration process, and the benefits of moving to Office 365 for DTGOV users. It also explores the differences between IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS cloud service models and the challenges of implementing IaaS. The presentation provides valuable insights for organizations considering cloud migration and choosing the right cloud service model.

Migration of Web Servers to AWS Cloud: Benefits and Implications

DTGOV is a public company that was created in the early 1980s by the Ministry of Social Security. The decentralization of the ministry’s IT operations to a public company under private law gave DTGOV an autonomous management structure with significant flexibility to govern and evolve its IT enterprise. At the time of its creation, DTGOV had approximately 1,000 employees, operational branches in 60 localities nationwide, and operated two mainframe-based data centers. Over time, DTGOV has expanded to more than 3,000 employees and branch offices in more than 300 localities, with three data centers running both mainframe and low-level

   Added on 2023-04-21

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Initial Webserver Trial
The Cloud Computing Concepts
Concept Development of AWS
Provides infrastructure services that includes computing power, networking, databases and storage options
Facilitates a platform for every single use case (Oberhauser, 2014)
Deep embedded features that help in the growth of business purpose
Recognizable security features within the cloud platform
Ensuring deep visibility into governance and compliance
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Initial Webserver Trial
The Cloud Computing offered features by AWS:
The AWS Cloud environment would support the IaaS instance for serving the webservers of DTGOV
The AWS community would offer flexibility to build and support the application services (Usmonov et al., 2017)
The AWS community would also provide mobile based solutions, website support, backup of business data and recovery feature
The AWS cloud would offer analytics, database, application, global compute, storage and deployment services
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Initial Webserver Trial
The business features offered by AWS:
Offer high scalable services for business varying in sizes
Commitment free and cost-effective services
Reliable services and reliable connections (Sarabi et al., 2015)
Customizable and flexible services
(Fig 1: Business Features supported by AWS)
(Source: Sarabi et al., 2015)
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