Introduction To Cloud Computing
Introduction To Cloud Computing
Cloud Computing
Cloud computing is a revolutionary paradigm shift in technology,
enabling on-demand access to computing resources - like
servers, storage, databases, networking, software, analytics,
and intelligence - over the internet.
Internet-Based Pay-As-You-Go
Cloud computing resources are Users only pay for the resources
accessible over the internet, they use, eliminating the need for
enabling access from anywhere upfront capital expenditure and
with an internet connection. reducing costs.
Key Characteristics of Cloud
Computing
Cloud computing exhibits several key characteristics that distinguish it from
traditional computing models. These features contribute to its flexibility, scalability,
and cost-effectiveness.
Public cloud providers offer A private cloud is dedicated to a Hybrid cloud combines the
computing resources over the single organization, providing benefits of public and private
internet, accessible to the more control over data security clouds, allowing organizations to
general public. Examples include and compliance. It can be leverage the best of both worlds.
AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud managed on-premises or by a It enables flexibility, scalability,
Platform. third-party provider. and cost optimization.
Cloud Service Models
Cloud service models describe the level of service offered by cloud providers, encompassing infrastructure, platforms, and applications.
1 Edge Computing
Edge computing brings processing and data storage closer to users, reducing
latency and improving responsiveness for real-time applications.
2 Serverless Computing
Serverless computing allows developers to run code without managing servers,
simplifying development and reducing operational overhead.
4 Quantum Computing
Quantum computing has the potential to revolutionize cloud computing, providing
unparalleled processing power for complex calculations and simulations.