Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) vs. OVH Dedicated Servers

If you are going to deploy within AWS, you need to know how to leverage VPCs. VPCs have several items you must configure for them to be usable and to even link one VPC to another. If you are only going to deploy a few resources or use some of the default configurations, you still need to have working knowledge of how a VPC functions. If you are used to working with VLANs and the ideology behind those, that is the best direct reference to how a VPC can be described, but with additional layers on top of that with route tables, internet gateways, etc.

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With the dedicated servers, we have maintained a consistent over 99 percent uptime. Several apparel purchases are made on our website every month and therefore having versatile servers is very important. OVH servers are robust enough and offer secure HIPAA compliance. But as you scale higher, and aim to have secure servers you might need to engage security software like SOAR systems as OVH security is not enough.

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• Pricing model & On demand service commitment.
• Well, architectural infrastructure development processing before spending the money.
• AWS VPC are providing hassle-free using with all others services from AWS very easily.
• AWS business support is very helpful & [gives] the right direction according to client’s situations.

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• Automatically archives and backs up storage.
• It is optimized for large and critical loads.
• Consistent top uptime.

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• The biggest issue with VPC networks is knowing how you can leverage VPC endpoints to ensure your resources within the VPC are not reaching out over the Internet to get to AWS services such as S3 and others.

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• Security options are pretty basic, we must use SOAR software alongside to secure the servers.

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• AWS VPCs are actively used for following various compliance and regulatory needs such as network separation for PCI DSS. The ability to keep resources and access to those resources controlled through the initial steps of creating VPCs has helped tremendously.

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• Consistent 99 percent uptime.
• Quite affordable, with plans costing barely 100 dollars per month.

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