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CLOUD COMPUTING

• Storing , Accessing data and programs over the internet instead of HDDs.(Hard Disk
Drives)
• Types of Cloud Computing.
• Multiple Services Provided by Computing Models
• CSPs (Cloud Service Providers).
 TYPES OF CLOUD COMPUTING

• Private
• Public
• Hybrid
 Factors Public Cloud Private Cloud Hybrid Cloud

Resources are shared among

Resources Resources are shared with a single organization It is a combination of public and private clouds. based on the requirement.
multiple customers

Data of multiple organizations is

Tenancy Data of a single organization is stored in a clouds Data is stored in the public cloud, and provide security in the public cloud.
stored in the public cloud

It can include a mix of public cloud pay-as-you-go pricing, and private cloud
Pay Model Pay what you used Have a variety of pricing models fixed pricing. It has other pricing models such as consumption-based,
subscription-based, etc.

Operated by Third-party service provider Specific organization Can be a combination of both

Scalability and It has more scalability and It has scalability and flexibility by allowing organizations to use a combination
It has predictability and consistency
Flexibility flexibility, of public and private cloud services.

Can be more expensive, but it can also be less expensive, depending on the
Expensive less expensive More expensive
specific needs and requirements of the organization.

The general public (over the

Availability Restricted to a specific organization Can be a combination of both.
internet)
 TYPES OF SERVICE MODELS

• Iaas
• Paas
• SaaS
• Cloud computing is the use of hardware or software off-site that is accessed over networks for computing needs. Examples of cloud computing
depend on the type of cloud computing services being provided.
• The main types of cloud computing include software as a service, platform as a service, and infrastructure as a service. Serverless computing, also
known as function as a service (FaaS), is also a popular method of cloud computing for businesses.
• SaaS or Software as a Service. SaaS means instead of installing software on your computer, you access the platform online. Examples would
include:
• Square, which processes payments online
• Google Apps such as Google Drive or Calendar
• Slack, which allows collaboration and chat between other users

• IaaS or Infrastructure as a Service. IaaS provides infrastructure components such as servers, storage, networking, security, and moreover the cloud.
Examples would include:
• Dropbox, a file storage and sharing system
• Microsoft Azure, which offers backup and disaster recovery services, hosting, and more
• Rackspace, which offers data, security, and infrastructure services.

• PaaS or Platform as a Service. PaaS provides computing platforms such as operating systems, programming language execution environments,
databases, and web servers. Examples would include:
• Google App Engine and Heroku, which allow developers to develop and serve apps

• Serverless Computing. Serverless computing (also called simply “Serverless”) is simply using a server on the cloud. This offers more elasticity,
easier maintenance, and is often more price effective than hosting servers on-site.
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