Cloud computing is a model which offers computing, storage and software as a service to fulfil end user needs with access from anywhere and anytime on demand.
of cloud infrastructure
Accessible by general public and users “pay for what they use” in terms of storage and applications. For many public cloud services, it is free of charge.
Operates solely for the benefit of a single organisation or group of people. Users usually engage a public cloud provider to set up a private cloud.
Shared by several organizations or groups of people with common interests and/or concerns. It is similar to a forum or social networking sites.
Consists of two or more clouds used by individuals and/or organisations.
The above three clouds can all be part of a hybrid cloud.
anytime, anywhere, any device
Cloud computing manages information in a way that it increases the level of information collaboration between users, mobility of information access and scalability of information use or storage.
for businesseses & individuals
The cloud provides reliable backup and recovery solutions. In some cases, the cloud itself is used solely as a backup repository of the data located in local computers.
Cloud computing provides enterprises with cost-effective, flexible access to big data’s enormous magnitudes of information.
By leveraging cloud capabilities, companies can save on licensing fees and eliminate overhead charges such as cost of data storage, software updates, and management.
taking risks
Despite its advantages, the cloud is not perfect. Limited by its universal access nature, it possesses inevitable risks to users and businesses alike. Click on the various icons to find out.