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Another vote for these thread. Currently, looking for any available information on this topic.

Thank you! This is helpful!

Based on the earlier comments about unavailability of the DVLS Server,

1. Could you please shed some light on how does offline mode benefits on both platform DVLS on locally vs cloud?

2. Can we still have access to the data or session and perform tasks, if yes how?

No one seemed to address this aspect. Being on cloud DVLS specifically, ensuring access to data during cloud service failures or internet downtime is crucial. Are there any other points I should consider?

And this OFFLINE feature is not available for all data sources.

1. Can you please name few that support to DB, this feature?

1. How does the backup look like in DVLS, on locally vs Cloud?

Any updates?

Question below aspects? highlighted Iin bold

When should we consider each of these factors?

Server Sizing: Following aspects must be considered:

•Number of entries stored in your instance (server details, credentials, etc.). (How do we determine this)

•Churn of these entries; do you create entries daily or are they quite static? (Which entries are we referring to? What does it mean for them to be "relatively static"?)

•Number of concurrent users that connect to the Devolutions Server instance during peak times.

•User behavior:

•Are they launching 10 sessions at a time, doing a batch operation that takes a few

minutes and then repeating the cycle; or

•Are they opening only a few sessions but working within them all day long?

•This results in write operations to our logs; therefore, the former case is more intensive than the latter. - Could you clarify what this refers to?

I'm a bit unclear. I'm looking for both visibility and control over the data. Martin mentioned above that Self-hosted solutions are usually favored for their enhanced full control over the data and the environment. Would this feature apply to both whether deployed locally or in the cloud DVLS self-hosted solutions? or any other difference?

Any updates?

One more question:

If we installed DVLS sever in the cloud (Azure or AWS RDS), do we have full control over data? And can implement custom security configurations to meet specific compliance requirements?

thank you!

Thanks Erica, I appreciate your response.

I have some additional questions based on the above response:

1. If we deploy DVLS server in cloud, Won't we need SQL server? If yes, can you be more specific?

2. How would "compliance & regulatory" and "maintenance & update" requirement be look like?

3. What about the data sharing1? Would there be any change? How would it share if DLVS deployed in the cloud versus internally?

4. Would any other features affected such as authentication?

5. Regarding RDM, along with end users, do we need to install it on DVLS server Cloud?

6. What would be the setup for remote access technologies like RDP, SSH, and Active Directory web console in the cloud? If a devolution gateway is needed, would this pose a drawback for the cloud in comparison to an internal setup? Because Remote Desktop Manager can initiate various sessions using remote access technologies. (PLEASE CORRECT IF I AM WRONG HERE)

Is there anything else I should consider in the setup involving the DVLS server, RDM, and PAM module? I'm trying to grasp the differences between deploying DVLS on the cloud versus an internal setup (Would you consider referring to the internal setup as "Self Hosted" or "on-premises"?)

Waiting for your reply, Thanks!

Any updates?

Thank you for responding! I've opened a ticket with those questions since I noticed his calendar is only open for next week. I'm seeking answers promptly. Any assistance in clearing these doubts would be greatly appreciated

I have a couple more questions that might sound silly but just need to get a clear understanding

What if we have enterprise license for devolution server, RDM and PAM module. And we're at a crossroads between deploying devolution server platform between on-premises or in the cloud.

1. Can we deploy on cloud with above setup? if yes what is requirement?

2. Is there any specific difference? if can, you name few? (On premises or cloud)

3. who would be the cloud service provider Azure or AWS? And is it provided by your service provider, or do we need our own?

2. Is the devolution hub business (cloud) a separate service from what we currently have, requiring a separate license?

At the moment not looking to buy additional license if hub separate service.

Furthermore, in the cloud, what support is provided for remote access technologies like RDP, SSH, and the Active Directory web console? do we need to have a devolution gateway?

Hi Maxime, One more question

In comparison I noticed Devolutions Server does support authentication via Active Directory where as in Devolutions Hub Business does not support this option. What else then we have option here?

Hi Maxime, Can you be more specific on this line ", Hub Business has a PAM module, it has to be self-hosted due to our zero knowledge on sensitive data.?

Thanks Guys! This is helpful

Also, In comparison to devolution severer, Does Devolutions Hub Business a built-in PAM module for monitoring and controlling privileged accounts? If not how does this feature work in Devolution Hub?

What is core features and advance features?

Thanks Maxime! I understand that GPT's response was pretty obvious and not what I was looking for. What I meant to ask was for the advantages and disadvantages of having a self-hosted solution versus a cloud-based one. Which option is most recommended when considering their features?

Could you please provide some genuine comparison between a self-hosted solution vs a cloud-based solution in PAM?

ChatGPT can 

Is there a strategy you can provide on how we can get this process started from the Initial stage phase 0 to the final steps? Any advice?

Thanks