Cloud Computing
AGENDA
• Introduction to cloud computing
• Evolution to cloud computing
• Why cloud computing
• Types of cloud computing
• Benefits of cloud computing
• common cloud computing system
• Security and privacy concern in cloud
computing
• Future of cloud computing
• conclusion
Introduction to Cloud Computing
Cloud computing is the delivery of
computing services over the internet.
It allows users to access and store
data, run applications, and use
resources on remote servers.
Cloud computing offers scalability,
flexibility, and cost-efficiency for
businesses.
EVOLUTION OF CLOUD COMPUTING
• GRID COMPUTING
• UTILITY COMPUTING
• SOFTWARE AS A SERVICE
• CLOUD COMPUTING
Why cloud
computing
Single organization/pc Cloud computing
Higher pay less scalability Pay for what you use
Allot huge space for servers No server space required
No automatic updates Automatic software updates
Appoint team for hardware and No experts are required
software
Poor data security Better data security
Types of Cloud Computing Models
Public cloud services are provided by
third-party vendors over the internet
on a pay-as-you-go basis.
Private clouds are dedicated to a
single organization and offer more
control and customization.
Hybrid clouds combine public and
private cloud services to optimize
performance and security.
Benefits of Cloud Computing
Cost savings: Cloud computing
eliminates the need for upfront
infrastructure investments and
reduces maintenance costs.
Scalability: Businesses can easily
scale resources up or down based on
demand.
Flexibility: Users can access cloud
services from anywhere with an
internet connection.
Common Cloud Computing Services
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
provides virtualized computing
resources over the internet.
Platform as a Service (PaaS) offers a
platform for developers to build,
deploy, and manage applications.
Software as a Service (SaaS) delivers
software applications over the internet
on a subscription basis.
Security and Privacy Concerns in Cloud
Computing
Data breaches and cyber attacks are
potential risks in cloud computing.
Compliance with regulations such as
GDPR and HIPAA is crucial for
protecting sensitive data.
Encryption, access controls, and
regular security audits help mitigate
security threats.
Future of Cloud Computing
Increased adoption of artificial
intelligence and machine learning in
cloud services.
Continued focus on data privacy and
security to address evolving threats.
Growth in edge computing and
serverless architectures to meet the
demands of IoT and real-time
applications.
Conclusion
Cloud computing continues to
transform the way businesses operate
and deliver services.
Embracing cloud technologies can
drive innovation, agility, and
competitiveness.
As cloud computing evolves,
organizations must stay informed and
adapt to leverage its full potential.
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