Cloud Computing—Technology at Its Best Donna Hare Ashford University Computer Literature—INF 103 Mortoza Abdullah September 3, 2012 Table of Contents Introduction3 Definition “What is Cloud Computing?”4-5 History of Cloud Computing5-6 Cloud Computing Services6-7 Examples of Cloud Computing8 Cloud Computing Infrastructure/Service Models9-10 Characteristics of Cloud Computing10-11 The Latest Innovation of Cloud Computing11-12 The Latest Invention of Cloud Computing12-14
1.1 Project Background Cloud computing have revolutionized life as we know it; it allows people to store, manage, and access their data by using a network of remote servers which are hosted on the internet rather than using a local server or own hardware. A recent study conducted by KPMG found that 81% of businesses were either evaluating cloud services, planned a cloud implementation or had already implemented a cloud strategy [1]. Organizations tend to use the cloud to reduce costs and improve
INTRODUCTION The word cloud implies the internet and its diverse parts. Cloud computing was made for what happens when applications and services are moves into an internet. All the more as of now however, cloud computing alludes to the wide range of sorts of administrations and applications being conveyed in the cloud, and the way that, by and large, the gadgets used to get to these administrations and applications don 't require any unique applications. Many organizations are conveying services
Cloud Computing By Brooks ward ITEC 250 Cloud computing is storing and accessing data and programing over the Internet instead have on your computers hard drive. This makes everything physically close to you, which makes data access fast and easy without carrying around an usb. Although, the computer industry has operated under a local storage system for decades some still favor the old way because the cloud doesn’t have dedicated network
Project Background Cloud computing have revolutionized life as we know it; it allows people to store, manage, and access their data by using a network of remote servers which are hosted on the internet rather than using a local server or own hardware. A recent study conducted by KPMG found that 81% of businesses were either evaluating cloud services, planned a cloud implementation or had already implemented a cloud strategy [1]. Organizations tend to use the cloud to reduce costs and improve efficiency
The topic of cloud computing has received great research attention, due to the revolutionary power of the cloud. Researchers have extensively explores thee protocols and dynamics of the cloud, including the challenges that face it. At the same time, researchers have explored portability and interoperability as challenges that inhibit the use of the cloud, by restricting the users to a single service provider. On that note, the researchers have focused on the benefits that are to be expected in the
The definition of “Cloud”, also called cloud computing, is an Internet-based computing that storing, accessing and processing data, resources, and programs on a free or pay-for-use basis to computers and other devices. Late in 1990s, the term “Cloud” was used to present shared resources and data over the Internet between the provider and the end user. History During the 1960s, the initial concepts of time-sharing became popularized. Using virtualization software, such as VMware, it became possible
represented on network diagrams by a cloud symbol until 2008 when a variety of new services started to emerge that permitted computing resources to be accessed over the Internet termed cloud computing. Cloud computing encompasses activities such as the use of social networking sites and other forms of interpersonal computing; however, most of the time cloud computing is concerned with accessing online software applications, data storage and processing power. Cloud computing is a way to increase the capacity
Introduction Cloud computing is one of the most popular and emerging technological advancements in the world f mobile computing, which has change the way people compute in great ways. It offers many opportunities and challenges. This chapter introduces the topic and provides a background overview of the research subject. Introductory Overview of the Topic In the last few decades, the increased capability and accessibility of Internet had resulted in many benefits to the world of computing. One of the
INTRODUCTION The definition of the Cloud Computing is broad enough to cover everything such as web search and photo sharing to social networking etc. Perhaps the key point is simply that cloud computing resources should be accessible by the customers/end users anytime, anywhere, and from any platform over internet on pay-for-use basis. Broadly, the cloud can be described as on- demand computing, fix anyone with a network connection. Access to applications and data anywhere, anytime from any device