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Cloud computing has been emerged as a new computing paradigm which goals
at providing reliable, customized and guaranteed run time computing
environment for the users out there
CLOUD COMPUTING
The term cloud refers to a network or the web. It is technology that uses remote
servers on the web to store, manage, and access data online instead of local
drives. The information can be of any type like pictures, videos, audio,
documents, text and more
Big data
Big data is a vast amount of data that can be structured, semi-structured or
unstructured. It is all about analytics and is usually derived from different
sources, such as user input, IoT, sensors, emails etc
It also refers to the act of processing enormous volume of data to address some
query, as well as to identify a trend or pattern, data is analyzed through the set
of mathematical algorithms, which vary depending upon the meaning of the
data and the number of sources involved in generating the particular data and
the business intent behind analysis. Distributed computing software platforms,
such as Apache Hadoop, Databricks and Cloudera are used to split up and
organize such complex analytics.
Big data in the Cloud
Big data and cloud are two distinctly ideas, but the two concepts have become
so interwoven that they cannot be seperated
“Essentially, Big data refers to the large sets of data collected, while Cloud
computing refers to the mechanism that remotely takes this data in and performs
any operations specified on the data.
Big data is often generated by large web based systems . It can be either a
standard or non-standard format. If the data is in a non-standard format,
artificial intelligence from the cloud computing provider may be used in
addition to the machine learning to standardize the data. And then it can be
harnessed through the cloud computing platform and utilized in a variety of
ways like, it can be searched, edited, and used for future insights.
The cloud infrastructure helps us in processing of big data in real-time. It can
take handle a larger impact of data from intensive systems and interpret it in
real-time. Another common relationship between cloud computing and bigdata
is that the power of cloud allows big data analytics to occur in a fraction of the
time it used to