Cloud computing utilizes internet and computer technologies to allow for data storage, processing, and access to computing resources from remote servers managed by cloud providers rather than local servers or personal devices. It provides economic and technical benefits to both customers and vendors. For customers it offers mobility, low upfront costs, and easy access, while vendors benefit from reaching new customers and reducing data center operational expenses. Common cloud services include Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Software as a Service (SaaS). The cloud also enables centralized data, improved security, and performance benefits. Overall, cloud computing is a cost efficient and efficient use of IT resources through virtualization.

2. Introduction
• Cloud – Internet
• Cloud computing= Internet + Computer
Technology
• Computing managed by cloud (others)

3. Working of Cloud computing
Data Storage
Processing
Input
Output

4. What is driving Cloud Computing?
• Customer perspective • Vendor perspective
– Economics – New customers reach
– Fast, simple, easy – Lowest delivering cost
– No upfront capital – Commodity server and
– mobility storage hardware
– Drive down data centre
operational costs

5. Types of Services
• IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service)
• PaaS (Platform as a Service)
• SaaS (Software as a Service)

6. Types of Services

7. Seven Technical Benefits of the Cloud
• Centralized Data
• Incident Response/ Forensics
• Password Assurance Testing
• Logging
• Improving Performance
• Secure Builds
• Security Testing

8. Conclusion
• Cost efficient
• Efficient use of IT hardware and Software
investment
• An ultimately virtualized system

9. Thanking You