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The out-of-nowhere onset of the pandemic fueled radical changes in most industries. When social distancing and quarantining norms were strict, the businesses had to shift their operations to the cloud. Even now, the cloud adaptation tendency remains exponential, leading to a market forecast of $331.2 billion by 2022. Indeed, the cloud providers see it as a massive and lucrative opportunity. But the underlying perspective is a bit different. Such a sudden global migration pattern has burdened the cloud providers to prove that their infrastructure is fault-tolerant, flexible, and agile. The clients are worried about how the data centers react under an immense load. Data losses, delay in accessing, or unexpected trips - all these futuristic glitches seem to horrify them. How should the cloud providers support their customers now? How can they make the clientele believe in their infrastructures? Let’s take a look. Surge Handling Millions of new users are connecting to the cloud every day....

What do you recall when someone says ‘Indian wedding’? Food, fun, and attire, right? Well, for me, Indian weddings are a saga of bridal saree and her charisma. India is such a nation where brides across different states wear different traditional sarees for their weddings. For instance, the gorgeous affair of Zari and silk on Banarasi sarees are the conventional attire for Bengali weddings. On the other hand, the glamorous Kanchipuram sarees complement the archness of the South Indian brides. The wedding season is due soon. So, the would-be-brides must be super excited and confused about the different bridal saree options available to them. Bride army, worry no more as I’m here to share with you all about the best sarees for your wedding.   Which Saree is Best for Wedding? So which saree is best for wedding? Well, in my opinion, if you aspire to carry a traditional outfit, then go for the elegant silk sarees like Banarasi and Kanjivaram. Whereas, for the ladies who are drea...

A study conducted by the Times of India revealed that there has been a 25 percent recorded increase in mental illness amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. The breakdown of these disorders is yet more terrifying. ·          Panic attacks have skyrocketed to 44% , which is the biggest hikes of all times ·          27% more depression cases are being recorded post-lockdown ·          A fat figure of 61% of Indians battling the issues of mental health during lockdown, is worrying the health experts It's been days, rather months that we didn't step out of our houses confidently. We are bound to confine ourselves inside the bulwark of our houses. Not only the nationwide shutdowns have compelled us to stay in our homes, but also the fear of getting infected with coronavirus has leashed us down. The horrifying situations are such that we can see death dwelling o...