Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)

Investing in the right infrastructure is essential for growth. IaaS enables you to manage computing resources, storage, and networking without complexity or the cost of physical hardware.

By adopting cloud infrastructure as a service, you gain instant scalability, faster deployment, and greater cost efficiency, allowing you to focus on innovation rather than the infrastructure.

What is IaaS?

Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) is a cloud computing service model that provides basic computing, storage, and networking resources required for running software on the cloud without owning or maintaining on-premise physical hardware.

Think of it as you're renting an apartment. You simply pay the rent, and the apartment is ready for use without requiring you to build it. The landlord manages and maintains the building while you manage your furniture and keep your things secure. IaaS works similarly for your applications: You rent the hardware from the cloud service provider, and you're responsible for managing the OS, runtime, and all the data.

"Do I need IaaS, PaaS, or SaaS?"

When control and scalability matter most for your business, IaaS is a great option. IaaS gives you full control over your IT infrastructure while outsourcing the complexity of managing hardware and virtualization layers.

If you feel it's too much of a hassle, and you just want to "come in" and not worry about furnishing your apartment, you can rent a fully furnished house. PaaS lets you build, test, and deploy applications quickly and leaving the infrastructure management and scaling up to the cloud service provider. A perfect option where innovation needs speed and simplicity.

Now, SaaS is the go-to model when you need ready-to-use software delivered via the cloud. It's like you're moving into a finished house, and you pay for the care, like cleaning.