Getting Started with Cloud Computing
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Introduction to Cloud Computing
Features of Cloud Computing
Pros and Cons of Cloud Computing
Cloud Computing- How it works
Cloud Computing Applications
Cloud Computing Service Providers
Cloud Computing Technologies
Security Concepts in Cloud Computing
Best Cloud Computing Books
What’s Next After Cloud Computing

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Cloud Computing- Architecture
Cloud Computing- PaaS
Cloud Computing- SaaS
Cloud Computing- IaaS
Cloud Computing- NaaS
Cloud Computing- IDaaS
Cloud Computing- Public Clouds
Cloud Computing- Private Clouds
Cloud Computing- Hybrid Cloud
Cloud Computing- Community Clouds
Cloud Computing- Storage
Cloud Computing- Management
Cloud Computing- Cube Model
Grid Computing Vs Cloud Computing
Big Data Vs Cloud Computing
Big Data & Cloud Computing for Business

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Cloud Computing Operations
Challenges to Cloud Computing
Mobile Cloud Computing
Virtualization in Cloud Computing
Cloud Computing- Hardware Virtualization
Cloud Computing- Software Virtualization
Cloud Computing- Server Virtualization
Cloud Computing- Linux Virtualization
Cloud Computing- Storage Virtualization
Cloud Computing- OS Virtualization
Cloud Computing- Research Topics
Cloud Computing Interview Questions- 1
Cloud Computing Quiz – 1
Cloud Computing Quiz – 2
Cloud Computing Quiz – 3
Cloud Computing Quiz – 4
Exploring the Technology
Let’s take a look at some facts about Cloud Computing and its philosophies.
Cloud computing deals with shared pools of configurable computer system resources and some higher-level services. These are rapidly provisionable with nearly no efforts for management. By sharing resources, we can also achieve coherence and economies of scale. Cloud computing, then, is essentially delivering computing services like storage, servers, databases, software, networking, analytics, intelligence, and more over the Internet.
It has the following service models-
- Infrastructure as a service (IaaS)
- Platform as a service (PaaS)
- Software as a service (SaaS)
- Mobile backend as a service (MBaaS)
- Serverless computing
- Function as a service (FaaS)

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