This document provides an overview of cloud computing, including its key characteristics of being managed, on-demand, and either public or private. It discusses cloud computing service models of infrastructure as a service, platform as a service, and software as a service. The document also presents Amazon Web Services as a case study, outlining the various computing and development tools it provides across global infrastructure that customers pay for on an on-demand basis.

2. OVERVIEW
•INTRODUCTION
•TYPES OF CLOUD COMPUTING
•SERVICE MODELS
•CHARACTERISTICS
•SECURITY
•CASE STUDY

3. "You don't generate your own electricity.
Why generate your own computing?"

4. What makes cloud computing
different?
•It's managed
•It's "on-demand"
•It's public or private

7. Essential Characteristics

9. CASE STUDY

11. •Computation
•Storage
•Networking
•Development tools
•Management tools
AWS Services
•Machine Learning
•Data Analytics
•AR & VR
•Desktop & App streaming
•Business Productivity
•IOT

12. Global Infrastructure

13. HOW DO YOU PAY FOR AWS?