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Cloud Computing

Name:- Anuj Mourya Submitted to:- Er. Abhijityaditya

Roll No.:- 202210101310169


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Content
→ Introduction to Cloud Computing

→ Key Benefits of Cloud Computing

→ Popular Cloud Computing Services

→ Cloud Computing Deployment Models

→ Challenges and Limitations of Cloud Computing

→ Cloud Computing Use Cases

→ Future of Cloud Computing

→ Conclusion
Introduction to Cloud
Computing
Cloud computing is the delivery of computing services - including
servers, storage, databases, networking, software, analytics, and
intelligence - over the internet ("the cloud"). It provides on-demand
access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources.
Key Benefits of Cloud Computing

→ Cost Savings:- Cloud computing eliminates the need for expensive on-premise
hardware and IT infrastructure, allowing businesses to pay only for the resources they
use

→ Scalability:- Cloud resources can be easily scaled up or down to meet changing


business needs, providing flexibility and responsiveness.

→ Accessibility:- Data and applications hosted in the cloud can be accessed from
anywhere with an internet connection, enabling remote work and collaboration.

→ Cost savings:- Whatever cloud service model you choose, you only pay for the
resources you actually use.
Popular Cloud Computing Services

Infrastructure as a Platform as a Service Software as a Service


Service (IaaS) (PaaS) (SaaS)

→ Provides on-demand → Offers a platform for → Delivers software


access to computing building, testing, and applications over the
resources like virtual deploying applications internet, accessible
machines, storage, and without the need to manage through a web browser or
networking. Examples: the underlying mobile app. Examples:
AWS EC2, Microsoft Azure infrastructure. Examples: Microsoft 365, Salesforce,
VMs. Google App Engine Zoom.
Cloud Computing Deployment Models

• Public Cloud
• Cloud resources are owned and operated by a third-party provider and
1 made available to the general public over the internet.

• Private Cloud
• Cloud infrastructure is operated solely for a single organization, either on-
2 premises or hosted by a third party.

• Hybrid Cloud
• A combination of public and private cloud services, allowing data and
3 applications to be shared between them.
Challenges and Limitations of Cloud Computing

→ Data Privacy and Security:- Concerns about data breaches and unauthorized
access to sensitive information stored in the cloud.

→ Multi-Cloud Environments:- Due to an increase in the options available to the


companies, enterprises not only use a single cloud but depend on multiple cloud
service providers. Most of these companies use hybrid cloud tactics and close to 84%
are dependent on multiple clouds.

→ Cost Management:- all cloud service providers have a “Pay As You Go” model, which
reduces the overall cost of the resources being used, there are times when there are huge
costs incurred to the enterprise using cloud computing.

→ High Dependence on Network:- cloud computing deals with provisioning


resources in real-time, it deals with enormous amounts of data transfer to and from the
servers. This is only made possible due to the availability of the high-speed network
Cloud Computing Use Cases

→ Enterprise Applications:- Cloud computing enables enterprises to host critical


business applications like ERP, CRM, and collaboration tools, improving accessibility
and scalability.

→ Mobile and Edge Computing:- Cloud computing supports mobile apps and
edge devices by providing backend infrastructure, data storage, and real-time
processing.

→ Agile Development:- Cloud-based development environments and platforms


empower teams to build, test, and deploy applications faster and more efficiently

→ Data Analytics:- The scalable storage and processing power of the cloud enable
advanced data analytics and machine learning on big data sets.
Future of Cloud Computing

→ Edge Computing:- The rise of edge computing brings cloud capabilities closer
to devices, enabling real-time data processing and reduced latency for IoT
applications.

→ Serverless Computing:- Serverless architectures allow developers to build


and run applications without managing infrastructure, leading to improved
scalability and reduced operational overhead.

→ Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning:- Cloud platforms are


empowering AI and ML capabilities, enabling advanced analytics, predictive
modeling, and intelligent decision-making for organizations.
Conclusion

→ Cloud computing has revolutionized the way businesses and individuals access and
utilize technology. As we look to the future, the continued growth and innovation in
cloud technologies

→ Emerging trends, such as edge computing, multi-cloud strategies, and the increasing
adoption of cloud-native applications, will further enhance the flexibility, scalability,
and efficiency of cloud-based solutions. With the ongoing advancements in areas like
artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, and serverless computing, the future of
cloud computing holds immense potential for transformative applications and
services.

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