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The only expectation from you is to give good quality software/service
that too in very less time. The deadlines mock at you with the every passing
second. In such a case the only aim in programmers mind is to finish off the
task in hand as soon as possible without wasting any time.
Every programmer would love to be correct right in their first attempt
while writing a new code to avoid scrap and rework and most importantly to
avoid frustration. More over what if someone asks you to rewrite the same old
existing code once again? Well, writing such unnecessary code would only add the
wastage of resources which in turn could be utilized in concentrating in some
other productive work.
Thanks to cloud computing
for being there and bringing an end to such issues.
What is Cloud Computing?
If someone would have asked
me this question 10 years back then it was acceptable. But now cloud computing
being so extensively used, almost everyone related to IT sector have hit the
search engine to know anything and everything about this term creating so much buzz.
But yet, to summarize in
simple terms “Cloud Computing is sharing and using the computing resources hosted on the internet rather than having our own local resources”. These
resources can be anything like virtual machines, database, servers, software
applications and so on.
To make it even more simpler
let us consider an Example of a new Online Shopping Website named ‘Shopkart.com’.
Now initially when this was launched not many people knew about it and so even
the visitor traffic was very less. But with the each passing day this site
began to gain the popularity. More and more people visited to shop from Shopkart.The
servers were not able to handle so much of load and the performance of the site
began to gradually reduce. Inturn, increasing the risk of financial loss due to customer dissatisfaction. To overcome from this difficulty the new servers had
to be brought and accordingly the code had to rewritten for the entire application
to make it more vulnerable, to handle load and stress of increasing traffic.
But this disaster recovery was time consuming as well as costly.
So, the Shopkart decided to
go for cloud. Instead of rewriting the entire code the application was just
migrated to cloud saving a lot of time of developers from rewriting the existing code. Also
the servers were shared from cloud and this prevented the huge cost overhead for
getting new own servers. This was a quick, efficient, reliable and cost
friendly solution by which the people shopping from Shopkart had always a happy
experience.
By this we come to a
conclusion that with cloud computing a company can speed up and reduce the costs of existing processes. They make setting up of online applications
extremely easier and much cheaper, then before. If we wouldn’t have cloud
computing then most of the developer’s time would be wasted in figuring out the
server and setting up the routers. But, now we are able to instead focus on
actual product as all these things are taken care by cloud.
Click the below image to migrate to cloud and enjoy the benifits...
Yes, you've rightly called 'cloud computing' a 'quick solution for big disasters'... that are waiting to happen if this benefit from the virtual world isn't adopted.
ReplyDeleteArvind Passey
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Hey Thank you so much :) Glad to see you here on my blog..
DeleteNice Sonia. Simple example for an efficient innovative technology
ReplyDeleteHey Thank you Shriram!!! Glad you liked it :)
DeleteA nice write up on the power of Cloud Computing explained in simple words,Sonia!Best of luck for the contest!
ReplyDeleteThank u Rahul JI :)
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