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1 sty 2014 · Cloud Computing refers to providing computing and communications-related services with the aid of remotely located, network-based resources without a user of such resources having to own these...
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Cloud Computing refers to providing computing and...
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What is cloud computing? Cloud computing is the use of comprehensive digital capabilities delivered via the internet for organizations to operate, innovate, and serve customers. It eliminates the need for organizations to host digital applications on their own servers.
The broad adoption of the NIST definition for cloud computing allows cloud service providers and consumers alike to establish an initial set of expectations about management, security, and interoperability, as well as determine the value derived from use of cloud technology. The next section covers these aspects in more detail.
Cloud computing is a type of computing where resources, such as applications and data, are stored on remote servers and accessed over the Internet. Instead of having a program installed on your computer, you can access or keep programs on a remote server.
The objective of this chapter is to introduce the fundamentals of cloud computing. This covers the features of cloud computing, the architecture of cloud computing, and different service classes and deployment models of cloud computing.
Cloud computing is one of the hottest technical topics today, with broad-ranging effects across IT, Information Architecture, Business, Software Engineering, and Data Storage. This course serves as an introduction to cloud computing for individuals and organizations.
Cloud computing is a paradigm for large-scale distributed computing that makes use of existing technologies such as virtualization, service-orientation, and grid computing. It offers a different way to acquire and manage IT resources on a large scale. A simple example of cloud computing is webmail.
