Secure DevOps
  |  January 13, 2021

Beyond the premises with HCL Compass

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Arlene Kim
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HCL Compass in AWS is the next generation of Cloud Services. HCL Compass helps transform organizations to lower costs, increase agility while enabling reliable and global delivery. Planning your HCL Compass Deployment or Migration into AWS is a smooth transition. 

Discover the feature-rich capabilities that allow enterprises to deploy HCL Compass in a cloud environment. Learn how to reduce capital expenditures, decrease ongoing costs, improve scalability and availability, and attain improvements in security and compliance.  

“Virtual resources remove the capital expense of procuring and maintaining equipment as well as the expense of maintaining an on-premises data center, for example, cooling, physical security, janitorial services, etc.” 

The paper, HCL Compass in AWS, provides general guidance for cloud installation and migration from on-premises ClearQuest to AWS HCL Compass. It focuses on the additional configuration points beyond usual on-premises lab deployment. The Compass Release Notes and Deployment documents provide additional information on how and what enterprises should consider when making this move. 

To learn more about HCL Compass in AWS, you can read the full whitepaper here, or visit our site for additional information about Compass.  

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