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BENGAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND

MANAGEMENT - 163
Presentation for Continuous Assessment -1

On Topic Understanding Cloud Computing

Subject code : : PEC-CS701B

Name: Dhananjay Pandit

Roll No. 16300121019

Semester: 7th

Department of Computer Science & Engineering


Understanding
Cloud Computing
Cloud computing is a paradigm shift in the way we access and utilize
computing resources. It involves the delivery of computing services -
including servers, storage, databases, networking, software, analytics,
and intelligence - over the internet, often referred to as "the cloud." This
model allows users and businesses to access these resources on-
demand, without the need to own or maintain the underlying
infrastructure.
Key Characteristics of Cloud Computing
On-Demand Self-Service Broad Network Access Resource Pooling

Cloud computing users can Cloud computing resources are Cloud providers' computing
provision computing capabilities, available over the network and can resources are pooled to serve
such as server time and network be accessed through various devices, multiple users, with resources
storage, as needed without requiring including computers, tablets, and dynamically assigned and
human interaction with the service smartphones. reassigned based on demand. Users
provider. generally have no control or
knowledge over the exact location
of the provided resources.
Cloud Computing Service Models

1 Software as a Service (SaaS) 2 Platform as a Service (PaaS)


SaaS provides users with access to PaaS provides a platform for
software applications over the developers to build, test, and deploy
internet. Users can access these applications without the need to
applications through a web browser manage the underlying infrastructure,
or mobile app without the need to such as servers, databases, and
install or manage any software on operating systems.
their own devices.

3 Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)


IaaS provides users with access to essential computing resources, such as processing
power, storage, and networking, allowing them to run and manage their own
applications and operating systems.
Cloud Computing Deployment
Models
Public Cloud Private Cloud
The public cloud is a cloud The private cloud is a cloud
computing model where services computing model where services
are provided by a third-party are provided within an
provider over the internet, organization's own data center,
accessible to the general public. managed by the organization or
a third-party provider.

Hybrid Cloud
The hybrid cloud is a cloud computing model that combines both public
and private cloud environments, allowing organizations to take advantage
of the benefits of both models.
Benefits of Cloud Computing

Cost Savings Scalability


Cloud computing can reduce the capital Cloud computing allows organizations to
expenditure (CapEx) and operational easily scale their computing resources up or
expenditure (OpEx) associated with IT down based on changing business needs,
infrastructure, as organizations can scale without the need to invest in additional
resources up or down as needed. physical infrastructure.

Flexibility Reliability
Cloud computing provides users with the Cloud service providers typically have robust
flexibility to access computing resources from infrastructure and redundancy measures in
anywhere with an internet connection, place, ensuring higher availability and
enabling remote work and collaboration. reliability of the computing resources.
Challenges and Considerations in Cloud
Computing
Security and Privacy
Ensuring the security and privacy of data stored and processed in the cloud is a critical
concern for organizations, as they must trust the cloud provider to protect their sensitive
information.

Data Sovereignty
Organizations must consider the location of their data and the applicable laws and
regulations, as data stored in the cloud may be subject to different jurisdictions and
compliance requirements.

Vendor Lock-in
Relying on a single cloud provider can lead to vendor lock-in, making it difficult for
organizations to migrate their data and applications to a different provider in the future.

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