Cloud Computing: A Comparison of Computing Models
— A simple definition of cloud computing is that it's a unique storage service that involves storage of data and software. With cloud computing, the person or company who enjoys the service is not fully aware of the location, storage facilities or configuration of the system used to offer the storage services. A good analogy to explain this concept is the regular power grid that supplies power to homes and businesses. The end user who enjoys the services is hardly aware of all the power generation and distribution devices and components used to deliver the service.
Since its introduction, cloud computing has evolved through several stages like virtualization computing to autonomic utility form of cloud computing. It has also evolved from service-oriented architecture.
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Monday, November 28, 2011
Cloud Computing: A Comparison of Computing Models | Cloud Computing Journal
Cloud Computing: A Comparison of Computing Models | Cloud Computing Journal
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