Cloud Computing

Cloud computing has transformed how businesses operate. Its benefits, such as mobility, cost savings, and access to advanced hardware, provide companies transitioning to the cloud with a clear…

Elastic computing is the capability of a cloud service provider to quickly adjust the allocation of resources, such as storage, infrastructure, and memory, up or down to dynamically meet workload…

Infrastructure as Code (IaC) allows you to manage and provision your computing infrastructure through code rather than manual processes and configurations. Application environments typically require…

Cloud bursting involves scaling public cloud resources dynamically to handle workload peaks when on-premises data center resources are maxed out. It ensures that overflow traffic moves seamlessly to…

Distributed computing involves multiple computers collaborating to address a common problem. It creates the illusion of a single, powerful computer by pooling networked resources to handle complex…

An Internet-based network—commonly the Internet—is utilized to host and provide a centralized server resource known as a cloud server, which users can access as required. Cloud servers deliver…

Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) is a business model that provides IT infrastructure, including compute, storage, and network resources, on a pay-as-you-go basis via the internet. With IaaS, you can…

Edge Computing focuses on moving processing and storage capabilities closer to the data source. This distributed computing approach is an excellent infrastructure strategy, especially when ultra-low…

A message broker is software that enables applications, systems, and services to communicate and exchange information. It achieves this by translating messages between different messaging protocols,…

Network functions virtualization (NFV) involves replacing network appliance hardware with virtual machines that utilize a hypervisor to execute networking software and processes like routing and load…

Hybrid Cloud refers to a cloud computing model that integrates at least one private cloud and one public cloud, working together to deliver a flexible range of cloud computing services. This approach…

Platform as a Service (PaaS) is a cloud computing model that offers customers a comprehensive cloud platform—comprising hardware, software, and infrastructure—for developing, running, and managing…