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Cloud computing provides on-demand access to computing resources like servers, storage, databases, networking, software, analytics and more over the Internet. Key aspects of cloud computing include computation, software, data storage and retrieval. While an internet connection is required, users don't need to know details about the underlying infrastructure. The cloud offers advantages like scalability, low upfront costs and minimal maintenance compared to traditional on-premise systems.
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Cloud Computing
- 2. Computation
- 3. Software
- 4. Data Storage and Retrieval
- 6. What operating system do they run?
- 7. Where are the computer resources? Don't Know. Don't Care!
- 9. Previously the domain of supercomputers costing millions
- 10. Now available to rent for a few dollars per hour
- 12. Often described as SaaS or Software as a Service
- 14. Google Documents
- 15. MailChimp
- 18. Some systems have guaranteed backups
- 19. Some systems store the data in encrypted form
- 20. Not to be seen as a hard drive replacement - works best for moderate amounts of data
- 22. MegaFileUpload
- 24. Amazon AWS simple storage
- 26. Cloud providers can (and do) break down occasionally http://eu.techcrunch.com/2011/04/21/amazon-ec2-goes-down-taking-with-it-reddit-foursquare-and-quora/
- 27. Legal and Privacy concerns
- 29. Most technical aspects are handled by cloud provider
- 30. You don't need to worry about updating software or licenses.... ever
- 31. Modest computer and web browser is all you need. Smartphone may even be enough!
- 33. Typically much cheaper than buying/maintaining traditional hardware/software