Cloud computing is storing or accessing programs, apps, and data via the
internet—instead of directly on your computer hard drive. The most popular examples of cloud computing
are Software
as a Service (SaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS) and Infrastructure as a Service
(IaaS)—most of which you can choose whether to set up in a public or private option. Cloud
computing is giving rise to more as-a-service offerings including:
Any cloud service consists of client-side systems or devices (PC, tablets, etc.)
that are connected to the backend data center components. The components that constitute
cloud
infrastructure include:
Cloud computing has
revolutionized the way organizations work, and advancing us
to a new technology era. Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform are the
top cloud service providers that
dominate the worldwide cloud market.
Nowadays, most enterprises are moving towards the cloud and even multi-cloud
environments to harness the benefits offered by cloud computing, such as:
Of course, the Big 3 cloud providers possess the experience and expertise to
provide a reliable and feature-rich cloud platform. But, before committing to a specific cloud platform,
you must do your due diligence and compare each platform to fully understand their capabilities and
differences.
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