[Infographic] Questions for a Weatherman and a Geek
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The document explains cloud computing as the delivery of computing resources over the internet, comparing it to weather phenomena with three main cloud models: cirrus, stratus, and cumulus. It describes the functionality and security of storing data in the cloud rather than on local devices. The text encourages learning more about cloud computing through the provided website.
[Infographic] Questions for a Weatherman and a Geek
- 1. THERE ARE 3MAIN CLOUD PATTERNS A CLOUD CLOUDS ARE TALENTED A visible mass of condensed water vapor floating in the atmosphere. A fancy name for “Cloud Computing.” In Laymen’s terms, it’s computing resources delivered via the Internet. A WEATHERMAN AND A GEEK Questions for 1 2 3 1 2 3 THERE ARE 3 MAIN CLOUD MODELS What’s the difference between a cloud and the cloud anyway? Cirrus: curly or fibrous They can produce... for “raining on your parade.” so use your imagination. Convenient Flexible Secure Relaxing Comfortable Inspiring What you need to know is... place to keep your precious data and programs. and there’s nothing else quite like one. IT WORKS LIKE THIS THE SPACE BETWEEN YOUR COMPUTER AND THAT SERVER IS THE CLOUD. You save your data, like... ...on the cloud, using a physical device like a... ...and play a big part in... Stratus: layered Cumulus: heaped or piled Infrastructure as a Service Platform as a Service Software as a Service What you need to know is... SO LET’S STOP GIVING CLOUDS SUCH A HARD TIME. Rain Fog Snow Bank Statements Baby Pictures Love Letters Desktop Smartphone TabletTornadoes Thunderstorms Temperature The CLOUD NOW HERE’S THE NIFTY PARTCLOUDS OFTEN GET A BAD RAP WE ASKED THESE EXPERTS ALL ABOUT CLOUDS. Instead of that baby picture of you in a bathtub being saved to the device, it gets transmitted over the Internet to a physical server in a fully secure location. But they’re actually quite nice, and lots of fun. They can be found impersonating anything from bunnies to racecars in their spare time. It’s not always easy being a Weatherman. When things are good, when he predicts the perfect sunny day, he’s everyone’s favorite person. But when things are bad, they’re really bad. People blame the Weatherman for a ruined picnic or wedding day, but it’s not really his fault. It can be rough for a Computer Geek too. These infrastructure support experts are the weathermen of the new technological space known as “the cloud.” Like the Weatherman, the Computer Geek may not have all the predicting power of a Magic 8 Ball, but he sure does know what the cloud is capable of. the cloud is aa cloudy day is No, we’re not weathermen, but we do have our share of computer geeks! Want to learn more about cloud computing and its benefits? Visit our website! www.rapidscale.net