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Cloud computing is the delivery of computing resources like servers, storage, databases, networking, software and more over the Internet. It allows users to access applications and data from anywhere, utilizing third-party cloud infrastructure. The main benefits are enhanced efficiency, scalability, cost savings and remote work capabilities.

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Cloud Computing

Cloud computing is the delivery of computing resources like servers, storage, databases, networking, software and more over the Internet. It allows users to access applications and data from anywhere, utilizing third-party cloud infrastructure. The main benefits are enhanced efficiency, scalability, cost savings and remote work capabilities.

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Cloud Computing

Cloud computing is the delivery of computing services—including servers, storage,


databases, networking, software, analytics, and intelligence—over the Internet.

By YASHVARDHAN SINGH
What is Cloud Computing?

Definition How it Works Benefits

Cloud computing refers to the Cloud computing servers are Cloud computing can enhance
delivery of computing resources located in data centers around operational efficiency, save
over the internet, allowing users the globe. These centers provide costs, provide scalability, and
to access data and applications the infrastructure to store, allow for remote work without
from anywhere on the planet. process, and manage data, and sacrificing productivity or
run applications. security.
Types of Cloud Computing
Public Cloud Private Cloud Hybrid Cloud

A public cloud delivers The private cloud A hybrid cloud is a


computing services over the infrastructure is owned and combination of both public
internet to anyone who operated by a single and private cloud
wants to use them. This is organization, usually for infrastructures. It allows
usually a pay-as-you-go internal use or compliance businesses to customize
model, and the cloud requirements. This provides their cloud strategy and take
infrastructure is owned and more security, control, and advantage of the benefits of
operated by a third-party privacy but requires more both models while
provider, like AWS or effort to set up and addressing their specific
Google Cloud. maintain. needs for security, control,
and compliance.
Cloud Computing Services

1 Infrastructure as a
Service (IaaS)
provides users with access to
Platform as a Service 2 virtualized computing resources over
(PaaS)
the internet, such as servers, storage,
provides users with access to a platform and networking.
to develop, run, and manage
applications without having to worry
about the underlying infrastructure, 3 Software as a Service
such as databases, middleware, and
(SaaS)
runtime environments.
provides users with access to
applications and software over the
internet, such as email, collaboration,
and productivity tools, usually on a
subscription basis.
Cloud Security and Privacy

Security Privacy Legal


Cloud providers have to ensure Cloud providers have to comply Cloud providers and users need
robust security measures to with data protection regulations, to understand their legal
protect data and infrastructure like GDPR and CCPA. Users responsibilities and obligations
from cyber attacks, like need to be aware of their data in case of legal challenges, like
encryption, firewalls, access protection rights and the data breaches, personal data
control, and monitoring. Users provider's data privacy policies protection, intellectual property,
need to implement best and choose compliant and cross-border data transfer.
practices, like password providers.
management, user education,
and proactive monitoring, to
avoid hazardous situations.
Real-world Cloud Computing Examples

Netflix Zoom Slack


The world's biggest video The popular video The popular workplace
streaming service that uses conferencing service that uses communication software that
AWS do deliver its content public and hybrid clouds to uses AWS to offer real-time
globally to more than 208 provide reliable and secure messaging, archiving, and
million subscribers. Netflix collaboration experiences to search functionalities to more
uses the power of the cloud to more than 300 million daily than 12 million daily active
scale, automate, and innovate users worldwide. Zoom users. Slack capitalizes on the
its production, delivery, and leverages the cloud's cloud's agility, data analytics,
recommendation systems. flexibility, security, and cost- and machine learning to
efficiency to handle the surge improve its chatbots,
of demand and provide integrations, and workflow
customized service plans. automation.
Advantages of Cloud Computing

1 Cost 2 Scalability
Cloud computing allows Cloud computing resources can be
businesses to eliminate the need easily scaled up or down
for expensive on-premise hardware depending on demand. This allows
and maintenance costs. They can businesses to react fast to changing
pay only for what they use, conditions and handle more traffic
reducing capital expenditure and without delay or downtime.
freeing up resources.

3 Mobility
Cloud computing enables remote and flexible work. Users can access applications
and work from any device with an internet connection, making it easier to conduct
business across time zones and borders.
Disadvantages of Cloud
Computing
1 Stored Data Can
be Lost 2 Dependence on Internet
Theoretically, data stored in the connectivity
cloud is safe, replicated across
multiple machines. But on the off Dependence on Internet
Connectivity
chance that your data goes Cloud computing is highly
missing, you have no physical or dependent on internet
local backup. Put simply, relying on connectivity, which may restrict
access and performance
the cloud puts you at risk if the
cloud lets you down.
Data is not totally safely stored.
3 Can Be Slow
Even with a fast connection, web based applications can sometimes be slower than
accesing a similar software program on your system.Stored data in hardware
sometimes can be accesed quickly than the Cloud Computing.

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