Chicago, IL – April 5, 2018 –Netrix LLC, a leader in IT consulting, announced today that it has achieved the AWS Service Delivery designation for Amazon EC2 for Windows Server, recognizing that Netrix reduces customer deployment efforts by identifying the most appropriate configuration from cost, performance, security, reliability, and manageability perspectives for their Windows-based applications.
Achieving the Amazon EC2 for Windows Server designation differentiates Netrix as an AWS Partner Network (APN) member that provides specialized demonstrated technical proficiency and proven customer success in delivering Amazon EC2 for Windows Server. To receive the designation, APN Partners must possess deep AWS expertise and deliver solutions seamlessly on AWS.
“Netrix, LLC is proud to be an Amazon EC2 for Windows Server Partner,” said Gordon Dunkley, Director of Public Cloud Services. “Our goal is to leverage our extensive Windows expertise to help customers realize the cost savings, flexibility, scalability, and security of deploying and configuring their Windows workloads on the AWS platform.”
AWS is enabling scalable, flexible, and cost-effective solutions from startups to global enterprises. To support the seamless integration and deployment of these solutions, AWS established the AWS Service Delivery Program to help customers identify APN Consulting Partners with deep expertise in delivering specific AWS services.
As an Amazon EC2 for Windows Partner, Netrix can help companies migrate their Windows workloads to the AWS cloud, and pay only for the resources they use while automatically scaling up and down based on computing demands. Our Managed Windows on AWS Services offering can not only allow you to save money on your existing Microsoft application investments by migrating to an EC2 Windows instance, but you can also realize the benefits of having our 24X7 monitoring and alerting service keep an eye on your environment for you even while you asleep.
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