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Enables on-demand access to shared computing resources over the internet.
Includes scalability, elasticity, and on-demand provisioning.
Cloud computing offers flexible resource access without physical hardware ownership.
The ability to quickly increase or decrease resources based on demand.
Public, private, hybrid, and community clouds.
Software delivered over the internet without local installation.
Platform for developing and managing applications without handling infrastructure.
Infrastructure as a service provides virtualized computing resources over the internet.
Public clouds are shared among multiple users, while private clouds are exclusive to one organization.
To create virtual versions of physical resources for better resource management.
Acts as an intermediary to manage and deliver cloud services to consumers.
Combining resources to serve multiple consumers efficiently.
The ability to increase or decrease resources as needed.
Ensures system reliability by maintaining operations despite failures.
A messaging pattern where publishers send messages to subscribers through a broker.
Accessibility, scalability, and cost-effectiveness.
Identity and Access Management controls user access to resources.
To restore systems quickly after a failure.
Horizontal scaling adds more machines, while vertical scaling increases the power of existing machines.
APIs allow different software applications to communicate and interact with cloud services.
Protects data from unauthorized access by converting it into a secure format.