International Journal of Management IT and Engineering
  • Year: 2022
  • Volume: 12
  • Issue: 10

Cloud computing: The emerging technology

  • Author:
  • Purti
  • Total Page Count: 14
  • Page Number: 98 to 111

(MCA ,UGC NET), Assistant Professor, Department Of Computer Science, Government Brijindra College, Faridkot, Email id: purti_shrivastav@yahoo.com

Online published on 1 September, 2023.

Abstract

The advent of new technologies like multi-core processors, virtualization, distributed storage, broadband Internet, and self-sufficient administration paved the way for the rise of cloud computing. Distributing computation tasks throughout the resource pool ensures that application systems have access to the required amount of processing power, storage capacity, and software services. The programme can handle the management of all centralised computing resources automatically and without human intervention. Because of this, application prospects pay less attention to mundane processes and more attention to his company. It will help with both cost reduction and stimulating new ideas. Computers should be a public good, accessible to everybody in the same way that other utilities like water, electricity, gas, and telephones are. To make compute, services, and applications available to everyone as a shared resource is the ultimate purpose of cloud computing. The term "cloud computing" does not yet have a widely accepted meaning since it depicts a notion that is always being updated and built upon. Google, Amazon, IBM, and others have all defined "cloud computing" in their own ways. In this piece, we'll compare and contrast those two interpretations. Fundamental technologies including data storage, data management, virtualization, and programming paradigms are the primary emphasis of this article as it provides a thorough overview of cloud computing's foundations. The article also looks into the ramifications of the variances between infrastructure as a service (IaaS), platform as a service (PaaS), and software as a service (SaaS) (IaaS).The advent of cloud computing, which represents the realisation of a long-held goal to treat computing as a utility, has the potential to disrupt a sizeable portion of the information technology sector. This goal was to treat computing as a utility. Cloud computing represents the realisation of this long-held goal. This is due to the fact that cloud computing has the ability to make software as a service more appealing, as well as to impact the design of and the choice to acquire information technology gear.The hardware and labour expenses associated with maintaining the Internet operational are no longer the responsibility of those who develop game-changing technologies since they are no longer required to foot the tab.They won't have to over-or under-provision for a service if actual demand is much higher-or lower-than-anticipated. Potential clients and income might be lost as a consequence. In addition, businesses with large batch-oriented operations may be able to see results as quickly as their programmes can grow due to the fact that the cost of utilising one server for a thousand hours is comparable to the cost of employing one thousand servers for one hour. In the past, companies have had to pay a premium for massive size in order to provide the same kind of resource flexibility that this firm delivers.

Keywords

Cloud Computing, Virtualization