Does a Small Business Still Need a Server in the Closet?
For most small offices the closet server now loses on cost, reliability, and sanity; here is the three-year math and the order to migrate in.
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Technical perspectives on building secure, scalable, and resilient enterprise technology.
For most small offices the closet server now loses on cost, reliability, and sanity; here is the three-year math and the order to migrate in.
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