Cloud Computing
- 3. • An environment created in a user’s machine from an on-line application stored on the cloud and run through a web browser. • In simple Cloud computing is using the internet to access someone else's software running on someone
- 5. 1. Email 2. Storage, backup, and data retrieval 3. Creating and testing apps 4. Analyzing data 5. Audio and video streaming 6. Delivering software on demand
- 7. You can calculate, manipulate, arrange, manage, store data and information .by using any device mostly computer/tablet and mobile. Google Drive, Onedrive, Dropbox, etc. You can access the pre-installed application and system software from anywhere on any device. Cloud computing is an advanced use of the Internet. Cloud Computing is a new business model for companies. Cloud computing is a new way to instruct computers. Cloud Computing is less time consuming than traditional uses of computer and internet for business. Cloud computing is costly for common people or individuals but less costly for small business and big companies. Automatic maintenance and updates. Less use of human powers. Cloud computing technology is accessible by SAAS, PAAS, IAAS business models
- 9. Cost Savings High Speed Back-up and restore data Automatic Software Integration Reliability Unlimited storage capacity Fast and effective virtualization Provide you low-cost software Offers advanced online security Location and Device Independence Web-based control & interfaces API Access available(Application Program Interface)
- 11. Technical Issues Security Threat in the Cloud Internet Connectivity Lower Bandwidth Lacks of Support
- 12. Conclusion Despite all the pro and cons, we can't deny the fact that Cloud Computing is the fastest growing part of network-based computing. It offers a great advantage to customers of all sizes: simple users, developers, enterprises and all types of organizations. So, this technology here to stay for a long time