What is cloud computing

4 characteristics of cloud computing

This guide is here to help individuals and enterprises accelerate their migration to the cloud, a migration that requires speed, new ideas and a whole different level of skills and investment to achieve end-to-end digital transformation. Now more than ever, the cloud is vital to help enterprises reopen, reinvent and overcome uncertainty.
The cloud is a computing model in which servers, networks, storage, development tools and even applications are enabled over the Internet. Instead of organizations having to make large investments to purchase equipment, train staff and provide ongoing maintenance, some or all of these needs are handled by a cloud service provider.
The cloud often uses the multi-tenancy model. This means that a single application is shared among multiple users. Thus, instead of creating a copy of the application for each user, multiple users, or “tenants” can configure the application to their specific needs.

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Local PCs no longer have to do the “heavy lifting” when it comes to running network applications. Instead, the network of PCs that make up the cloud is responsible for running them. This lowers the user’s hardware and software requirements. The user’s PC must interact with the cloud via software, which can be a Web browser, while the cloud network takes care of the rest.
For enterprises, cloud computing expands IT capabilities without the need to invest in new infrastructure, new staff training or new software licenses. These services are available on demand and delivered cost-effectively to any device anywhere in the world, without compromising security or performance.

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Cloud computing,[1] also known as cloud services, cloud computing, cloud computing, cloud computing, or simply “the cloud”, is a paradigm that allows computing services to be offered over a network, usually the Internet.
Cloud computing is the on-demand availability of computer system resources, especially data storage and computing capacity, without direct active management by the user. The term is generally used to describe data centers available from any location to many users over the Internet from any mobile or fixed device.
The term “cloud computing” is often associated with reduced costs, reduced vulnerabilities and guaranteed availability. Cloud computing is also associated with a pay-as-you-go model. However, the concept of payment cannot only be related to economic disbursement since it is only applied in the case of external providers and, in many cases, it refers to being able to measure the consumption that is allocated to the different cost centers of the company itself.

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Cloud computing,[1] also known as cloud services, cloud computing, cloud computing, cloud computing, or simply “the cloud”, is a paradigm that allows computing services to be offered over a network, usually the Internet.
Cloud computing is the on-demand availability of computer system resources, especially data storage and computing capacity, without direct active management by the user. The term is generally used to describe data centers available from any location to many users over the Internet from any mobile or fixed device.
The term “cloud computing” is often associated with reduced costs, reduced vulnerabilities and guaranteed availability. Cloud computing is also associated with a pay-as-you-go model. However, the concept of payment cannot only be related to economic disbursement since it is only applied in the case of external providers and, in many cases, it refers to being able to measure the consumption that is allocated to the different cost centers of the company itself.