Current situation on the cloud market in Russia

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Global players in the cloud market have not entered Russia. MS Azure promoted its services in Russia, but never got to the point of opening its own sites in the country, Alibaba Cloud has advanced further than anyone else in data localization, but also has not reached the point of opening data centers in Russia. Cloud service consumption volumes are growing in our country quite quickly and steadily, but none of the "big four" have fully entered the Russian market. This has formed the uniqueness of our market in a way.
As the market developed, several Russian companies emerged that decided to replicate the AWS approach and become local scalers by investing in the development of a wide range of PaaS services.
Around 2016-2019 , the market reached a high romania mobile database of maturity and began to expand, with significant investments in technological development.
Along with the growing intensity of technological restrictions, Russian cloud providers have been actively investing in import-independent technologies for a long time. Today, this process has reached its peak, and the market is moving towards technological independence by leaps and bounds.
Thus, the Russian cloud market is a unique, developed market, which is to a large extent a driver on the path to technological independence of IT and at the same time is growing rapidly, as it is the foundation for digitalization.

Russian providers are gradually strengthening their positions in the field of cloud computing. Today, the use of the cloud approach is constantly expanding. Numerous enterprises and government agencies are starting to move from traditional IT structures to cloud services, which creates a need for high-quality cloud platforms that meet legal requirements.

Current challenges in the cloud market in Russia:

Vendor support. Western solutions are still widely used in providing cloud services, which carries significant risks. Without installing updates (or downloading updates from non-vendor sources), vulnerabilities are guaranteed to appear over the next few years, which can lead to serious information security incidents or incidents of inoperability. Using, for example, open source software is not a solution to this problem for two reasons: it does not exclude the possibility of intentional backdoors and carries licensing risks, since most often an open license prohibits the use of such software for commercial purposes.