1. What are your prerequisites, and what are your end-client's necessities? What will enhancing to the cloud do to help with these? Consider similarity of your server-side programming. While a few organizations don't move the majority of their server-side engineering to the cloud, it's useful to guarantee cloud similarity in the segments they keep nearby.

2. Plan how you'll visualize your back end. In case you're an independent company, fundamental server capacities like an email server or an application server could most likely remain nearby. Or on the other hand, applications that don't require as much information stockpiling could remain neighborhood, as well. Make certain to organize your requirements. You may select to divvy up the workload with a cross breed cloud condition, keeping scaled down servers on location to deal with littler workloads, similar to record sharing servers. These can even be intended to synchronize with cloud drives.

3. Your budget regarding the project is also important factor. This will enable limit which to cloud benefit is appropriate for you.

4. Security is dependably a major concern. in the event that you have exceptionally delicate data being put away on your server, you may pick to keep that on location while moving less touchy data to the cloud. Or then again, go for a private cloud/half breed cloud condition that enables you to keep up a more secure condition, and gives your IT experts a chance to keep more tightly control on what information is put away/shared where.

Excellent input Dr dinesh.

Hello,

Dear Ajit Kumar Roy their are many factors that you should consider before you convert to cloud system.The following compose of some of them:

• The amount of data.
• The requested level of security.
• The requested level of QoS in general such as availability, recoverability.
• The type of cloud service(SaaS,PaaS,IaaS).
• The time of using cloud services.
• The cost, you should compare the cost of using the current system with the cost of the cloud services.

Best regards,

Mohammad Khalaf

thanks dr Mohammad