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Keep up with the latest in colocation, cloud, and disaster recovery services
SCTG achieves AWS Government Competency
The AWS Government Competency recognizes APN Partners who have deep experience working with and providing AWS solutions for government customers.
To survive your next IT disaster, you need a recovery plan
A strategic disaster recovery plan drastically improves your odds of surviving an IT outage or data loss. Here’s where to start.
SCTG achieves AWS DevOps Competency
SCTG’s AWS DevOps Competency recognizes our technical proficiency and proven customer success in the areas of CI/CD, monitoring, logging, performance, infrastructure as code, and consulting.
Getting started with serverless computing
With serverless, you can build and launch containerized applications without managing a fleet of servers. Here’s how to get started.
Introducing fully managed object storage
ServerCentral Turing Group (SCTG) provides a comprehensive suite of Managed Cloud Storage services. Today, we are formally introducing our Managed Object Storage (MOS) service.
It’s not colocation vs. cloud — the two grow your business together
Colocation vs. cloud is the wrong question to ask. Both should be working together to move your business forward. Learn more about skipping the debate here.
Chicago colocation pricing — how to avoid the hidden fees
Chicago colocation pricing includes access to premium data center space with the power and network connectivity you need. Here’s how to understand it.
Going native at VMworld 2019
Several announcements at VMworld 2019 have given VMware users a lot to think about after an information-packed week. Here are a few tidbits that stood out.
2019 SOC 2 audit report now available
ServerCentral Turing Group’s 2019 audit-year SOC 2 Type II report is now available to download from the customer portal.
Mitigating Microsoft RDS vulnerabilities
Microsoft recently announced several critical security vulnerabilities. Here’s how to patch them ASAP.
Your disaster recovery plan has to work
It’s important to have a disaster recovery plan, but it’s equally as important to make sure that it works. Here’s how.
How to prepare for a ransomware attack
If you’re diligent about having up-to-date backups, recovering from ransomware is as easy as cutting off infected infrastructure and restoring your backups.