INTRODUCTION

Cloud computing is a technology that uses the internet and central remote servers to maintain data and applications. Cloud computing allows consumers and businesses to use applications without installation and access their personal files at any computer with internet access. This technology allows for much more efficient computing by centralizing storage, memory, processing and bandwidth. A simple example of cloud computing is Yahoo email, Gmail, or Hotmail etc. You dont need a software or a server to use them. All a consumer would need is just an internet connection and you can start sending emails. The server and email management software is all on the cloud ( internet) and is totally managed by the cloud service provider Yahoo , Google etc. The consumer gets to use the software alone and enjoy the benefits. The analogy is , 'If you need milk , would you buy a cow ?' All the users or consumers need is to get the benefits of using the software or hardware of the computer like sending emails etc. Just to get this benefit (milk) why should a consumer buy a (cow) software hardware ? Cloud computing is broken down into three segments: "application" "storage" and "connectivity." Each segment serves a different purpose and offers different products for businesses and individuals around the world. In June 2011, a study conducted by VersionOne found that 91% of senior IT professionals actually don't know what cloud computing is and two-thirds of senior finance professionals are clear by the concept,[1] highlighting the young nature of the technology. In Sept 2011, an Aberdeen Group study found that disciplined companies achieved on average an 68% increase in their IT expense because cloud computing and only a 10% reduction in data center power costs Cloud Computing or cloud is nothing but a concept that will stay and soon dominate the world and will change the way we use computers and the Internet. This concept basically is to make everything we use accessible from anywhere you have an internet connection. With the cloud you do not have to worry about the hardware configuration of your machine, or with the installation of software, file storage etc Everything will be online! If we need to create a text document will no longer have to have an office suite installed on our computer, simply access via the Internet tool that will work in a 100% online, and time to store this file also will not have to save it in our computer, it will be saved to a web server where we can access files 247 from anywhere in the world via the Internet connectivity!

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Cloud computing, made professional and personal lives easier, it is one of the best and effective way to make work be done efficiently and effectively on time each time. Recent developments of this technology made us think, what else can we do in the future, what other means of computing can be developed? There are several cloud computing companies out there, claiming they have the best and most advanced technology and the best business model that can effectively address all the cloud computing needs of their consumers and clients. But, who are these companies and what do they do? Are they the right fit for your business or just a mediocre provider? Let us list the top cloud computing companies worldwide and what they do. This list is not in any particular order, they are just the known best cloud computing companies today as observed by IT experts.

A fact that I think are some very curious modern notebooks most famous brands already have a button that when clicked opens a window independent of the operating system which lets you access the Internet without even turning on the operating system installed on the notebook, I believe that this fact has reflects what the future holds! The operating system of a computer, the physical configuration of the machine or the programs you have installed will no longer be important, because all you need is online and the only thing thatwill matter will have a simple Internet connection.
Cloud. The cloud or final phase provides a real--time consumption model that meets the

descriptions anddefinitions detailed previously. At this phase, business owners only pay for what they consume and can quickly provision and decommission resources as needed. Control shifts into the hands of the application owner, allowing for management of an extremely fluid environment that instantaneously responds to change across distributed resources regardless of whether they are owned or leased from/hosted by a third party. This entire process is completely transparent to the application and its administrators. This evolutionary process is just beginning. ESG believes that most organizations remain in the early stages of the cycle, caught between the consolidation and enterprise phases. Whats holding them back? Many things. Some organizations dont have the IT skills needed to proceed to the enterprise phase and beyond. Many virtualization and cloud technologies are relatively new and immature. Finally, many firms are finding that virtualization, consolidation, web--based applications, and cloud services are a mismatch for their existing network infrastructure. Yes, cloud computing is the eventual destination, but a long journey lies ahead.

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Cloud computing is a reality! For those who think that the cloud or cloud computing is something of a very distant future, pay attention to the tools that come out every day and often have used without realizing that it is a magic of cloud computing. Cloud Computing is a broad and ill-defined term, but in essence it amounts to virtualised third-party hosting. That is, rather than renting part or all of an actual physical server from a hosting company, you rent a certain amount of server resources. Your server runs inside a virtual container which can be moved from one physical server to another without interruption of service. Such a container is also capable of spanning multiple physical machines, giving it potentially limitless resources. A web server typically has three tiers to it: The physical infrastructure, the operating system platform, and the web application software being run. In brief, the options are these: If you want a fully operational server with total control over the operating system and configuration, you want Infrastructure as a Service. If you dont want any configuration hassles at all, if you just want to upload your files and leave your website to run, you want Software as a Service. For something in between, with a pre-configured operating system but a reasonable amount of control over the rest of the configuration, Platform as a Service is for you. It is important to understand that the requirement that drove the development of Cloud Computing was scalability. With dedicated or shared

servers, an increase in traffic can leave the site badly underpowered. This is a major obstacle to the development of new mass-market web applications, since upgrading to better hardware is a difficult and time-consuming process, but start-ups generally cant afford powerful server farms from the start . For companies looking to host internal or specialist web applications, scalability is not as much of a priority; cost is a much bigger factor, and one that is not necessarily emphasised by cloud providers. Nevertheless, cloud options do exist that have very low baseline costs, which could mean savings for low-volume sites. In addition, because cloud systems are virtualised there are a number of natural advantages: backups are much easier to create and the risk associated with hardware failure is minimised. As a small business owner, one of your top goals is to reduce your expenses to the bare minimum,while providing the level of service of your larger competitors. To do this, you need to use the best tools available, and cloud computing services should be added to your toolbox .

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Cloud computing is simply the newest term for software and storage services that are delivered over the Internet rather than purchased off the shelf and installed on your in-house network. We tried this once with the craze for thin client services back in the 1990s, but Internet speeds and the quality of online software simply was not up to snuff the first time around. Today, though, the software is mature and the Internet connections are faster; therefore, the quality of cloud computing services is now surpassing what you can do with the older models of doing business. Answer truthfully; are you backing up your crucial business data as faithfully as you should be? Faithfulmeans regular backups, both to on-site storage for speed and off-site storage for disaster recovery. A fire or flood can take out many hard drives simultaneously. Store your data in the cloud, and this problem is resolved for you; you can trust a company to have a backup strategy in place that outstrips yours by several orders of magnitude. Likewise, have you implemented the security necessary to prevent your data from being eaves droppedor stolen? If you or your staff use wireless connections, and you havent invested in endto-end virtual private networking (and 100 percent compliance with the use of this secure connection), your data might be getting picked up out of the air at the local Starbucks. Use a cloud service over a secure Web connection, on the other hand, and all of that data is encrypted against both the criminal . Finally, as a small business, do you find it difficult to provide the infrastructure to support your mobile staff or to allow for telecommuting? Too often for the small business, internal network means work my people cant do unless they leave the client site or sales meeting and come back to the office. Invest your workflow into a cloud computing architecture, and everyone can work from the nearest wirelesshotspot as effectively as they can in the office.

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The Evolution of Cloud Computing
Enterprise organizations will likely experiment with cloud computing, carefully choosing projects that benefit from clouds features and cost benefits as they develop more formal cloud computing strategies. This evolution hasalready begun as enterprise businesses take a crawl, walk, run approach that builds toward an eventual cloud implementation. Figure 1 depicts an IT progression that begins with basic use of server virtualization, evolves into responsive and dynamic internal IT, and finally advances to cloud computing.

The phases of the model include:

1.Test and development.

This phase introduces cloud for proof--of--concept use. During this initial phase, IT becomes comfortable with server virtualization and gains experience with system performance, applicationresponse times, and technology stability.
2. Consolidation.

This phase is highlighted by the migration of physical servers to virtual machines typicallyreferred to as P2V. At this point, IT rapidly moves workloads that have been identified as viable candidates and gives them the green light for production usage on the virtualized infrastructure.
3. Enterprise.

This phase is a significant milestone where the business chooses a virtualization platform for mission critical applications, standardizes data protection, implements disaster recovery, automates routine tasks, and meets SLAs. The goal in this phase is a near 100% virtualized data center.
4. Dynamic.

In this phase, the IT infrastructure is tightly integrated with IT and business processes. Asadministrators apply security, performance, and availability policies, the virtualization platform responds automatically without manual interaction. This is the really the beginning of a true private cloud.

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The Cloud Depends Upon the Network
Regardless of their plans, timeframe, or maturity, cloud computing is completely synonymous with and dependent upon IP networks as a foundation. Why? Cloud computing includes IT resource consolidation, Web--based applications, and mobile users who access browser--based applications on mobile PCs, PDAs, smart phones, and a potpourri of innovative new devices. As if this werent challenging enough, cloud computing also highlights Web 2.0 technologies like voice and video that demand high performance/low latency connections. The network will also be essential in cloud migration as large organizations move TBs of internal information to public cloud providers or between private clouds for backup and disaster recovery. The linkage between the cloud and the network means that large organizations building toward cloud computing must bolster network bandwidth, equipment, and operations. They will also need robust network visibility to assess traffic, application--level performance, and network latency. ESGs research indicates that this network investment is already underwaynearly half of midsized (i.e. less than 1,000 employees) and enterprise (i.e. morethan 1,000 employees) will increase spending on network hardware in 2010 EXAMPLES OF CLOUD COMPUTING:1.Google Docs This is a google service that offers a complete office suite to create / edit text documents, spreadsheets, presentations, etc In addition to being able to store your files online. 2. Photoshop Express This is a service from Adobe where you can edit all your images without having to have Photoshop installed. 3. Flickr This is a Yahoo service that lets you store all your photos and images, and can access them from anywhere in the world.
4. HotMail, Gmail, Yahoo Mail, etc are e-mail servers that allow you to exchange email with

other people without having to install anything on your computer. And all come to the reality of cloud computing, remember the chat to Google Talk? No more need to install the program on your computer, simply enter the Gmail Orkut and youre already inside the Talk, This also applies to the MSN which is already available online, simply enter your e-mail from Hotmail. In addition to lifestyle changes that people have to go, which is very complicated to do, is the lack of infrastructure. Still most of the countries have a lot of places where the population has no access to broadband and even the places where coverage is broadband, the service is one of the worst and most expensive in the world. In such a case, how people would want to exchange files and have your photos stored on their own computers at a distance of a few mouse clicks to have them hosted on web servers in the Internet accessible via the Internet do not always have the ability to provide speed and stability sufficient to give us all that this concept can offer us.

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The biggest trends of cloud computing 1. OpenStack
It is a software suite for building and managing public and private clouds. It became a phenomenon because of its architecture and comprehensive and innovative proposal, and quickly gained an impressive number of members who actively contributed to the community. The OpenStack, founded by Rackspace and NASA, since October 2011 became an independent foundation.Already there are some offers available in the market based on OpenStack, but it is a new project that has some steps to be completed. The expectation is that many of these steps are available in the next release called Essex, which is scheduled for the second quarter of 2012. If the goals are met, chances are several solutions based on this emerging technology.

2. PaaS Platform as a Service, certainly one the most controversial pillars of Cloud
Computing. Since the symbol has appeared thousands of definitions have been derived. I completely agree that this confusion will still continue for 2012 as much as the players try to coin a definition. The easiest way to understand PaaS is knowing the various PaaS vendors already on the market. Some of them are: Cloud Foundry, Windows Azure and OpenShift. In short, are platforms that support the development and deployment of applications in many different languages. As the what the market will consolidate.

3. Big Data I dealing with the future of databases. The Big Data is the solution to
manage huge volumes of data, some applications require, and allow organizations to create data warehouses larger and more efficient to feed their business intelligence systems, creating a universe of knowledge that is transformed into competitive advantage.

4.The NoSQL (Not Only SQL) is a term used for a class of banks, non-relational data.
There are already many players like Cassandra, MongoDB, CouchDB, among others, and large applications, like Facebook, are using the non-relational database.The NoSQL is increasingly converging with the Big Data and solutions such as Hadoop from Apache, which is a framework for Big Data, and has already generated noise in 2011. They are strong candidates to gain grip in this market.

5.DevOps It seems to be the professions future. As the name implies it is the junction of
the developer with the operator (SysAdmin). In several events that participated in 2011, speakers and influential people in the cloud computing market said DevOps is the future! The fact is that automation is fundamental in the cloud computing model. It becomes crucial, also the action of a professional who can programmatically create scripts and programs that can manage, scale, resources and provision of infrastructure, following a pre-determined rule or the need to own real time application. According to this need, the DevOps will be more high in 2012.

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6.Hypervisors In addition to the technologies mentioned above I believe that the market
Hypervisors will also be well shaken in 2012. Companies and ISPs are increasingly seeking open source solutions or cheaper alternatives to the high tolls charged by the major players of business solutions such as VMware and Citrix. The issue is that the open source alternatives were below expectations and there were no other, and more complete account, offered commercially. I am following two virtualization solutions that will likely make noise this year, KVM and Hyper-V.

De--mystifying Cloud Computing

Pick up any technology magazine or go to any IT trade show; regardless of where you look, everyone is talking about cloud computing. Of course, all of this hype has resulted in tremendous confusion. If you ask ten IT professionals to define cloud computing, you may end up with ten different responses. Clearly, there is a need for a baseline definition and a discussion of the many aspects comprising cloud computing. ESG believes that a detailed characterization of cloud computing must include three things:
1.The consumption model. Cloud computing offers a unique way to consume compute, network,

and storage resources.

2.The services model. Cloud computing can be used as a platform for different activities up and

down the technology stack.

3.. The deployment model. Cloud computing is not a one--size--fits--all platform. Rather, there

are numerous ways to deploy and utilize clouds. The Cloud Consumption Model At the most fundamental level, cloud computing provides flexible real--time access to a shared pool of computing resources (e.g., networks, servers, storage, applications, and services). Indeed, one of the main attractions of cloudcomputing is its capability to provide on--demand IT resources and services offering rapid provision and de--provisioning as well as pay by the drink pricing.In its definition of cloud computing, The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) describes cloud computing as having the following essential characteristics:
1.On--demand self--service. A consumer can unilaterally provision computing capabilities such as server time and network storage as needed. This can happen automatically, without human interaction, system administration, or service provider support. 2.Broad network access. Capabilities are available over the network and accessed through standard mechanisms that promote use by heterogeneous thin or thick client platforms (e.g., mobile phones,laptops, and PDAs).
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according to consumer demand. There is a sense of location independence in that the customer generally has no control or knowledge over the exact location of the provided resources, but may be able to specify location at a higher level of abstraction (e.g., country, state, or data center). Examples of resources include storage, processing, memory, network bandwidth, and virtual machines.
4.Rapid elasticity.

Capabilities can be rapidly and elastically provisioned, in some cases automatically, to quickly scale out and then rapidly released to quickly scale in. To the consumer, the capabilities available for provisioning often appear to be unlimited
5. Measured service.

Cloud systems automatically control and optimize resource use by leveraging a metering capability at some level of abstraction appropriate to the type of service (e.g., storage, processing, bandwidth, and active user accounts). Resource usage can be monitored, controlled, and reported providing transparency for both the provider and consumer of the utilized service. From an enterprise IT perspective, the overwhelming benefit with cloud computing is flexible on--demand access to IT resources without the usual purchasing, deployment and management overhead. Need storage resources for the next 2 weeks? With cloud computing, terabytes of storage can be available instantly, with the swipe of a credit card. After the two week period, customers pay for time and capacity.

The Cloud Computing Services Model: Cloud--based IT resources can be consumed for various reasons in myriad ways. That said, the IT industry has really rallied around three standard cloud computing services models:
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This is really the most basic cloud service model, aligning the on demand resources of the cloud with tactical IT needs. In this way, IaaS is similar to managed services offerings of the Internet era (i.e., hosting services, storage service providers (SSPs), etc.). The primary difference is that cloud resources are virtual rather than physical and can be consumed on an as--needed basis. In other words, enterprise consumers pay for virtual machines (VMs), storage capacity, and network bandwidth for a variable amount of time rather than servers, storage arrays, and switches/routers on a contractual basis. Typically, enterprises have no control over the underlying cloud technology. As described above, IaaS can be utilized as a temporary resource or used for years at a time. IaaS prices are based upon two factors: IaaS resource consumption and the duration of use. For all the convenience of hosted web applications, there is a lot to be said for the control that comes with having access to the entire server, from the operating system on up. In cloud computing, this is possible through Virtual Private Servers. With a Virtual Private Server, all that is abstracted away is the hardware. Logging in to a VPS is practically indistinguishable from logging in to a remote server via Terminal Services. If you have a dedicated server in a hosting centre somewhere, moving to VPS should leave you with an almost identical experience. Virtual Server technology is not new. Developers have been using it for years to set up test platforms for new applications, or to subdivide physical machines into multiple logical servers. Using a virtual machine to host a web application was uncommon, however, because the virtual server would by definition have to be less powerful than the physical server on which it was running. What makes IaaS interesting is that this limit no longer applies: a VPS can now be shared across multiple physical servers, limited only by network latency. VPS is available through a number of companies, including WebFusion, CloudNine (Hosting.com), Joyent, Nirvanix and ParaScale. The biggest player in the market, though, is Amazon.

Disadvantages One potential problem is that Virtual Private Servers are typically incapable of passing a PCI Security Audit, making them unsuitable for high-security functions like handling credit card information. One could not, therefore, use a VPS to host an e-commerce site. In addition, there is the issue of loss of control. Providers like Amazon reserve the right to shut off the server without prior notice if it is behaving in a way that leads them to believe it has been compromised by hackers, or if they think we are using it for unethical activities like spamming.
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This means that if you were to end up on a blacklist by mistake, the consequences would be worse than with a non-cloud server. Advantages VPS machine images can be saved as a file which can be deployed as a virtual server later. This means that one effectively has a clean install of the required environment available at all times as a rollback position in the even of a catastrophic failure. Moreover, the state of the running virtual server can be saved at any time, providing a very convenient backup procedure, albeit one that would be difficult to test without incurring charges from the provider (the server image would be in a proprietary format, so the only way to test would be to pay them to launch an instance of it). The basic cost of a VPS server appears to be slightly lower than that of an equivalent dedicated platform. As with all cloud solutions, cost scales according to use, so costs come down if traffic level fall, whic h is very useful for anyone whose revenue stream depends on traffic. Example: Amazon EC2

With Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2), you need to set up an Amazon Machine Image a virtual machine running Windows (or Linux) onto which you install all the applications, libraries, and data that you need. You then create a running instance of the Image, which acts like an ordinary server. You can log in via Terminal Services and administer the server in the same way as for a remote physical server. The servers capabilities will scale automatically according to conditions you define. This means that you can effectively place an upper boundary on costs. Amazon throw in a monitoring system, CloudWatch, which lets you keep track of the servers resource usage (and therefore your running costs). The EC2 pricing model is incredibly complicated, but its basic package one processor, 1.7GB of RAM, 160GB of storage is available for as little as 700 per year, and a larger instance four processors, 7.5 GB of RAM, 850GB storage works out to 2800 per year. Unfortunately, these options do not include a SQL Server licence. The pricing of EC2 servers jumps significantly when SQL server is added, nearly doubling. This makes EC2 platforms potentially very expensive if you need the full version of SQL server. SQL Server Express Edition, which is free but excludes many features, may be an option in some cases.
2.Platform--as--a--service (PaaS).

Simply stated, PaaS provides the capability to build or deploy applications on top of IaaS. Typically, a cloud computing provider offers multiple application components that align with
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specific development models and programming tools. For the most part, PaaS offerings are built upon either a Microsoft--based stack (i.e., Windows, .NET, IIS, SQL Server, etc.) or an open source--based stack (i.e., the LAMP stack containing Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP). Platform as a Service is a compromise between SaaS and IaaS. The real difference is that instead of having space on a Windows-based server, you use a specifically-written cloud platform, which you access through a web interface, and you build your site using tools specific to that platform. This platform is considerably more configurable than an SaaS site, but at the same time doesnt require all of the maintenance and administration of a full IaaS VPS. The major PaaS platforms also compare favourably to SaaS in terms of the extra services they offer a variety of vendor-supplied tools and SDKs to assist in development and maintenance. PaaS is the newest category of cloud hosting options, and is likely to be the most fiercely competitive market, with Microsoft and Google going head-to-head. Disadvantages Vendor lock-in is always a concern when it comes to PaaS. One would have to write applications to be tailored to the chosen platform, and migrating an application out of that platform onto a standard dedicated server would be a problem. As with IaaS, full compliance with security standards like PCI would be a problem. All PaaS platforms share the disadvantage that there is a limit to the options available in terms of third-party applications. This is mainly caused by the relative novelty of the platforms, which means very few developers have released compatible versions of their software at this stage. Both Microsoft Azure and the Google Application Engine require developers to port their software to the new platform. It will take some time before the full range of software currently available on a dedicated Windows Server becomes available on PaaS. Advantages Any PaaS solution comes with the advantage of minimising the developers maintenance time while still providing a considerable amount of customisation and configuration. There is also an argument to be made that since the two biggest players in the industry Microsoft and Google are investing so heavily in PaaS cloud computing, there is a certain inevitability to their emergence as a standard. This means that the odds of useful third party tools being developed for PaaS systems are very high. Example: Google App Engine

Google App Engine is ideal for relatively simple public-facing websites. Google go to great lengths to make their systems easy to use, and their pricing is extremely cheap in fact, its free for the first gigabyte of storage and 1.3 million HTTP requests. To build a Google App Engine website, you set up an account and get access to the App Engine Software Development Kit (SDK), which allows you to write App Engine-compatible software.
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Unfortunately (and unsurprisingly since this is Google), the platform does not support Microsoft Technologies; Python or Java must be used. GAE is unfortunately very clearly intended for quite small applications and simple websites. The platform enforces hard limits on the amount of processing your application can do any request that takes longer than 30 seconds to complete or that sends more than 10MB of data is immediately terminated. If you like to use Microsoft technologies, look elsewhere, but if youre technology-agnostic and have arelatively simple website, the GAE may be for you.

Example: Microsoft Windows Azure

Azure is Microsofts equivalent of the GAE, and as youd expect it is slightly more focused on the use of .NET components (it natively supports ASP.NET). It is also set up to support SQL Server databases (via the Azure Data Services system), which would significantly reduce the difficulty of migration for people used to Windows-based servers. The Azure platform appears to be a modified form of Windows Server 2008; you get access to many of the usual technologies, including Internet Information Services (IIS), although this access would be via a web interface rather than Remote Desktop. Azure also supports non-Microsoft development languages including PHP and Python, which increases your options somewhat. Azure uses an entirely pay-as-you-go pricing system, charging 12c per hour plus 15c per gigabyte of data stored (per month)plus 15c per gigabyte transferred This pricing does not include the separate licensing for SQL server, but unlike other suppliersMicrosoft are able to offer this at very little extra cost. A gigabyte of database space costs $120 per year, though Microsoft do not make it clear whether this is for a logical database server, or just for a single database. Microsoft intends in the near future to offer SharePoint via Azure, stretching it into the SaaS market. In the long run, they also intend to create a full Virtual Private Server (IaaS) version of Azure. Using Azure would simplify the deployment process for ASP.NET developers, since Microsoft have apparently devoted a lot of time to ensuring that Azure deployment is possible at the click of a button directly from Visual Studio.
3.Software--as--a--service (SaaS).

In this model, an entire business or set of IT applications runs in the cloud.Enterprise consumers outsource the entire underlying technology infrastructure to a SaaS provider and thus have no responsibility or management oversight for SaaS--based IT components. Users typically access these applications over the Internet through a thin client interface such as a Web browser. SaaS examples include Gmail from Google, Microsoft live offerings, and salesforce.com.
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There is no hierarchy in these service offerings; rather, CIOs can choose any or all cloud service offerings that fit their needs. Software as a Service has of late become something of a marketing buzzword, and is inevitably misused, but there seem to be two types of offering that fall into this category. The first is virtualisation of internal systems a large companys CRM or ERP is moved from intranet servers into the cloud and hosted on shared servers. This applies both to custom-written systems and commercial applications like Microsoft SharePoint. There are a number of companies that specialise in single-application hosting of this type, and a useful directory to these is available here. The second type is the simplest form of cloud computing: effectively virtualised shared-server space into which you put anything you want. This may be an internal business application, but it could equally be a public-facing website. This type, works almost exactly the same way as regular shared server hosting. The host gives you access to a virtual directory to which you can upload a single websites files, but any changes to the platform or environment have to be handled by the hosting company. For multiple web applications, you need multiple SaaS virtual sites, which are charged separately but can all be managed though a single web console. So how is SaaS better than an ordinary shared server? With SaaS, the website exists in a virtual container, which can be moved from physical server to physical server without interruption of service. This makes it much easier to transfer the site to more powerful hardware as the need arises, but all of the other limitations of shared servers still apply: very limited configurability, no third-party software or background services, and so on. Disadvantages Most of the disadvantages of SaaS are the same as those that apply to ordinary shared hosting; the relative severity of the disadvantages will of course depend on your specific circumstances. Much of the security burden falls on the hosting company. You would have to trust them to properly secure the server(s) on which the virtualised application runs, as well as the firewall controlling network security. You would have no control over what other applications are sharing the same server; each other application provides a potential point of entry for hackers, and poorly written software might have adverse effects on the stability of the operating system. This is slightly mitigated by virtualisation; in the event of server instability, the hosting company could easily transfer the site to a different server.You would however be reliant upon them to monitor their systems closely and expedite the move. Audit trails and service monitoring are more difficult to achieve in a virtualised environment, since you would have no direct access to the system logs. If you need log access, you would have to configure your application to handle it internally.

Advantages

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The biggest advantage of SaaS, as with all cloud computing, is its scalability. Virtualised applications can be moved onto different hardware extremely quickly in response to increased demand. SaaS also shares the other standard advantages: easy backups, flexible pricing, portability, and so on. Compared to other forms of cloud computing, SaaS is extremely user-friendly, with the hosting company taking most of the maintenance burden. SaaS solutions also have the potential to be extremely cheap if you have simple requirements and dont expect a huge amount of traffic.

Example: Rackspace Mosso

Rackspace are one of the really big names in traditional hosting, so it makes sense to consider their new cloud-based offering: Mosso. Their basic package (priced in US dollars) starts at $1200 per year. For this price, you get: 500GB of bandwidth per month 50GB of hard disk space 10 000 compute cycles1 per month . Its a little peculiar that this is their basic offering; a typical site would need tens of thousands of monthly visitors to get anywhere near the 500GB limit, so one might have thought there would be a more limited (and therefore cheaper) option available. All the same, $100 per month does look like good value if you are expecting high traffic volumes for your site, and the incremental cost of going beyond the standard package (50c per GB of storage, 25c per GB of bandwidth, 1c per compute cycle) is attractively low. You can also get a 100MB SQL Server database for $5 per month extra. For basic starter sites, however, there are better options out there. Example: WebFusion

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If youre looking to host a small site, WebFusion seems a decent option. Their basic package is priced at just 48 per year, for which you get 1.5GB of disk space and 20GB of traffic per month. However, at the moment this offering only supports ASP.NET 1.1. For sites that require .NET 2.0/3.5 and a SQL server database, the cost would be a stillreasonable 180 per year. This includes 10GB of disk space and 150GB of traffic. This is roughly equivalent to a 2.8GHz processor running 24 hours a day for a month. Rackspace claim that this is enough to serve up 11 million page views of their own website. Cloud Computing Deployment Models Just like the cloud services models, cloud computing can be deployed in a number of ways depending upon factorslike security requirements, IT skills, and network access. The IT industry has outlined four cloud computing deployment models:

1. Private cloud.

The cloud infrastructure is operated within a single organization. In this case, internal groups such as business units consume resources and services provided by a single internal (i.e., the IT department) or external cloud computing provider.
2.Community cloud

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A community cloud is a superset of a private cloud. The cloud support the needs of several or extended community of organizations. Again, community clouds can be built and operated by members of the community or third--party providers . 3.Private cloud The cloud infrastructure and services are available to the general public. Examples of public cloud include Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2), Google App Engine, Microsoft Azure, or Terremark Cloud Computing services.
4. Hybrid cloud.

The cloud infrastructure amalgamates private or community clouds with public clouds. In this case, private or community cloud services have the capability to extend or burst to consume public cloud resources.

WAN Optimization is a Critical Underpinning of Cloud Computing

Through this transition, business applications will continue to move from branch offices and even corporate data centers to dynamic cloud computing resources that live and move around the Internet. This migration promises operational and cost benefits, but what about application performance to the growing army of remote users? This issue is concerning since todays Web 2.0 applications depend upon chatty protocols, multiple application elements per Web page, and low latency connections. Fortunately, large organizations have already faced a similar set of problems with their current efforts with data center consolidation and web application development. Many CIOs responded with strategic investments in WAN acceleration technologies to connect data centers together or link data centers to branch offices and remote workers. ESG research indicates that this trend will continue: 27% of large and small organization will makesignificant investments in WAN optimization technologies over the next 12 to 18 months. Todays WAN optimization implementation is based primarily on physical devices. In a typical implementation, organizations deploy a large high performance WAN optimization system in their data center and smaller versionsat the edge of each branch office network. This deployment architecture will continue to be an effective way to accelerate application traffic for corporate--based private clouds.

Will Cloud Computing Change WAN Optimization?

WAN optimization offers clear benefits today, so it is logical that this will continue in parallel with the move to cloud computing. That said, will cloud computing drive new WAN optimization services and innovation? Yes. As cloud computing matures over time, WAN optimization technologies must respond with:

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Virtualization options.

As large organizations move through the enterprise and dynamic phases, they will virtualize applications and not just servers. This means that Web, application, and database servers will be grouped together as virtual applications that run as VMs and move around the cloud infrastructure in unison. This could improve resource utilization, but what happens to end-user performance when a virtual application hosted in New York City moves to Berlin? To address this type of dynamic IT in the future,virtual applications must be supported and accompanied by virtual WAN optimization appliances as they move around the network. Ideally, virtual WAN optimization appliances will phone home when they are deployed in the cloud, connect to command--and--control nodes, and inherit existing policies and configurations immediately. These capabilities will provide traditional WAN optimization services and also let IT professionals easily fine--tune application performance. Increase, 49% Stay flat, 35% Decrease , 16%

To what extent will your organization's spending on network hardware change in 2010? (Percentage of respondents, N = 264)

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With more and more network--based activities, it may be advantageous to move some existing data center--based network services like DNS, DHCP, and Active Directory domain controllers to the branch office edge. Running these network services locally can help remote users gain network access and find resources regardless of whether they reside on the corporate network or dynamically move around the network cloud.

Mobile device coverage. Cloud computing is evolving in lockstep with increased mobility. More and more workers are telecommuting each day and many mobile workers access business applications with laptop computers, smart phones, and PDAs. Meanwhile, wireless network technology bandwidth continues to increase with the deployment of WiMax and 4G. WAN optimization solutions must accommodate this growing trend as mobile workers need high performance, low latency network connections to business applications whether they are at the corporate headquarters or connecting wirelessly from the road.

Additional protocol support.

Leading WAN optimization technology can already accelerate and compress common application and network protocols like CIFS, TCP/IP, HTTP, and SSL. Okay, but cloud computing growth promises an army of new applications, services, and protocols over time. As this occurs, leading WAN optimization vendors with strong R&D resources have a distinct edge as they can develop, test, and roll out new application and protocol support faster than either laggards or startups.

Network visibility.

As cloud computing takes hold, applications and low latency services will quickly multiply. This will present a profound challenge to network engineers. Since throwing bandwidth at the problem is counterproductive, cloud computing will demand a much more granular look at network traffic from Layer 2 through Layer 7. How much bandwidth does each application consume? What is the typical behavior of each network service? How are low latency applications affected by traffic spikes? To answer these questions, CIOs will need network traffic management solutions that provide extremely granular visibility and reporting into network utilizationin real time.

Advantages of cloud computing:

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The main advantage of Cloud Computing is we can access the files and data that we need even when were working remotely and/or outside office hours. As long as we have access to internet. But what if cloud crashes and your data is in the cloud ! SCARY ahh ? Cloud Computing Crash Certain sites or servers could be closed down, but its practically impossible for the cloud as a whole to crash. One great example:-When Megaupload was taken down few months ago, users around the world lost access to files they had uploaded. One of the risks when you store your data in the cloud is that youre trusting a third party with your precious files. Rik Ferguson from Trend Micro says: The cloud, much like the internet, is not one single system reliant on one single connection. For the whole cloud to disappear is pretty much inconceivable. However, its possible for individual cloud computing servers to fail as a result of physical damage to the hardware. For e.g. , if there was a flood at a computing centre, a great amount of data stored there could be destroyed. But Ferguson says many of the larger and more reputable online companies will have their own mishap plan in such an event. Any large enterprise has their own backup plans which are designed to cope with a flood, earthquake, natural disaster, he says. So, is cloud really safe? The biggest risk when using the cloud isnt confidentiality, but the possibility of losing data. If youre relying on a single cloud provider, make sure they are backing up your data offline. Make a second copy of your material inside some other providers infrastructure. Also save important files locally on Hard Drives. The wise step to play safe is to keep an eye on your cloud provider.

Disadvantages of cloud computing:

While cloud computing and storage is a great innovation in the field of computing, However, there are certain things that you need to be cautious about too. Some may say that there are no down sides to cloud computing, but users should not depend too heavily on these services. Although you may find all you need with a particular service, you have to consider the security and portability it offers and also make contingencies should the service be terminated abruptly. Cloud Computing Disadvantages Moreover, an online service is more prone to threats than your PC. Having said that, however, most would agree that with cloud computing, the good outweighs the bad.

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The main disadvantages are Security and Privacy, Dependency (loss of control), Cost ,Decreased flexibility ,Knowledge And Integration. 1.Security & Privacy The biggest concerns about cloud computing are security and privacy. Users might not be comfortable handing over their data to a third party. This is an even greater concern when it comes to companies that wish to keep their sensitive information on cloud servers. While most service vendors would ensure that their servers are kept free from viral infection and malware, it Is still a concern considering the fact that a number of users from around the world are accessing the server. Privacy is another issue with cloud servers. Ensuring that a clients data is not accessed by any unauthorized users is of great importance for any cloud service. To make their servers more secure, cloud service vendors have developed password protected accounts, security servers through which all data being transferred must pass and data encryption techniques. After all, the success of a cloud service depends on its reputation, and any sign of a security breach would result in a loss of clients and business. 2.Dependency (loss of control): Quality problems with CSP(Cloud Service Providers).No influence on maintenance levels and fix frequency when using cloud services from a CSP. No or little insight in CSP contingency procedures. Especially backup, restore and disaster recovery. No easy migration to an other CSP. Measurement of resource usage and end user activities lies in the hands of the CSP Tied to the financial health of another Company. 3.Cost Higher costs. While in the long run, cloud hosting is a lot cheaper than traditional technologies, the fact that its currently new and has to be researched and improved actually makes it more expensive. Data centers have to buy or develop the software thatll run the cloud, rewire the machines and fix unforeseen problems (which are always there). This makes their initial cloud offers more expensive. Like in all other industries, the first customers pay a higher price and have to deal with more issues than those who switch later (although it would be very hard to create and improve new technologies without these initial adopters). 4.Decreased flexibility This is only a temporary problem (as the others on this list), but current technologies are still in the testing stages, so they dont really offer the flexibility they promise. Of course, thatll change in the future, but some of the current users might have to deal with the facts that their cloud server is difficult or impossible to upgrade without losing some data, . 5.Knowledge And Integration. Knowledge: More and deeper knowledge is required for implementing and managing SLA contracts with CSPs ,Since all knowledge about the working of the cloud (e.g. hardware, software, virtualization, deployment) is concentrated at the CSP, it is hard to get grip on the CSP.
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Integration: Integration with equipment hosted in other data centers is difficult to achieve. Peripherals integration. (Bulk)Printers and local security IT equipment (e.g. access systems) is difficult to integrate. But also (personal) USB devices or smart phones or groupware and email systems are difficult to integrate.

Here are a few suggestions for how cloud computing services can cut your costs and improve your workflow:
Up until now, every new employee meant an expense outlay on a new computer and a few hundred dollars on software, at the very least, and Microsoft Office is the gateway to most work. But with Google Docs and Apps, you can get by with less powerful hardware, and many document generation projects can be completed online. Sure, you could install Outlook and invest lots of money into Exchange Server, or you can run off of Gmail and Google Calendar with most of the same functionality. Considering a customer relationship management system? I hope youre well capitalized. CRM software can easily run into thousands of dollars, and usually can include dozens of features that make sense for the larger enterprise businesses, but which have no application for you. Or you can start with a vendor that offers CRM applications through cloud computing, possibly saving on up-front costs of software. Need a groupware task and organizational management system, incorporating communications within your company, as well as outward-facing projects, which go directly to meeting the needs of your customers and clients? Then youll probably be very happy with Basecamp, which blows the doors off the task management systems in Outlook. Or, if youre willing to wait a few more months, take a look at the demonstration video for Google Wave, which is scheduled for release later this year.

How Cloud computing benefits you

Cloud computing is one of the fastest emerging technology being employed and used by big and small companies and businesses today. To define cloud computing one can say that is the use of outsourced computing resources that can be employed or accessed through networking or the internet. Cloud computing can be compared to electricity and power grid. The consumer can easily gain access to electricity or power by simply turning on an appliance; although the

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consumer does not involve in the manufacturing or know the location where electricity is produced accessing it is very simple. Several Cloud computing companies around the globe offer good packages for the services they offer. How would these products and services help you grow your business? Most of the time, companies and individuals are doubtful in migrating their computing needs to the cloud, this is understandable since not everyone is ready to migrate computing to vendors whose hardware and equipment location is not within the country where the business is headquartered. Several Cloud Computing Companies have addressed this by making sure that client is aware where their data and information will be located and how it is being accessed and who can access it. Data security is no longer a problem with cloud computing these days since, most Cloud Computing Companies are locally available. Cloud computing is designed for computing scalability, to ensure that businesses meet their requirements if tasks that involve computer use rises. Since these services are outsourced migration to cloud computing is fairly easy, everything will be done and be provided by the vendor. Conventional computing usually, involves it takes months and months of preparation and installation of servers, however since cloud computing is outsourced these phases are no longer required hence cutting down the number of days and hours for installation alone. Today, environment issues are discussed each day, since cloud computing allows multiple users to use and access the valuable computer resources, this technology is one of the greenest and most effective way to reduce your businesss carbon footprint. Cloud computing companies today competes with their pricing and technology, consumers in turn gets the best price for the latest technology available in the market without sacrificing quality, efficiency and technology. Cloud computing also allows instant software updates, this makes sure that all the software a company uses are instantly updated on time on the servers without affecting the subscribers. These benefits and more are being enjoyed by several businesses at low cost, since cloud computing can be released or employed anytime needed, business processes and requirements are met all the time.

Cloud Computing Companies: What Makes Them So Popular?

Everyone of us may have heard of cloud computing at least once, the only problem is not everyone is aware of what it is all about and how it can change our computing styles and resolve some of the complex computing issues we may have encountered. Several cloud computing companies are making noise around the world and have revolutionized business processes for the better. What makes these cloud computing companies so popular? Its the computing models they offer and what these models and how these models can resolve complex computing issues.
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Computers are complicated machines and applications are full of restrictions, and takes space to run and install in computers. Imagine all the applications and programs you can run without that ultra powerful, expensive and power hungry server seating there in that air-conditioned room staring at you. In a study conducted by NIST or National Institute of Standard and Technology businesses saves at least 15 percent of their revenues yearly by just migrating to cloud computing. To address all other issues like slow performance, lags and other known software issues a users computing requirements are outsourced to a vendor and this vendor in turn provides all the computing needs of the user. By just simply turning on a device the client can access all the data, applications and programs he requires where ever a client is. Through the cloud computingtechnology the best of the best solutions are always at the clients finger tips. Accessing files, programs and software through the cloud is one of the mainstream technology now. Businesses may now host their virtual machines side by side without any conflicts and share your newly installed software, with everyone in the team where ever they are. Besides from bringing these multitude of benefits cloud computing, these cloud computing companies are popular because they are pioneers in the computing and other internet related types of business. To name a few of these cloud computing giants on top of the list we have Google, Amazon and Microsoft. Microsoft being a famous in the programming field, it strengthen its leverage on that, through Microsoft Azure. Programmers who outsource their computing needs through cloud computing may now design and write their codes through Microsofts Azure in different programming protocol or platform even without a powerhouse system. Businesses who require large file storage may choose between Google or Amazons cloud computing models. These computing models are designed for multiple user access with different access level. This also brings the question of management, most of these high caliber cloud computing companies use the ITIL model for management which includes the following:

What Are The Best Cloud Computing Companies?

At the present time of modern world, you dont need to carry large amounts of documents with you during traveling from town to town or country to country, because a lot of cloud computing companies are available to serve you. Cloud computing is one kind of web-based storage that permits you to store numerous information from everywhere. You only you need to have an internet connection, and a subscription from any of the cloud computing companies. Nowadays, online business is expanding day by day. Many people show eagerness to earn extra money through online business. They need to communicate with their large amount of target
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audiences. They have to share their business policy with clients. They have to set several meetings with their partners also. If they have no cloud computing system, they will have to face a lot of problems in carrying the documents. But now with the help of cloud computing companies you dont need to carry these documents with you. Really, cloud computing providers have provided many opportunities in business or online business. Now, you are able to access any kind of information from anywhere. It is very simple to maintain and store the information with a simple click of mouse. If you want to communicate with your clients, you will be able to access information easily and simply through cloud computing. By using the cloud computing services you can enjoy a flexible operation in your business or business related jobs from anywhere along with anytime. But you have to check that what are the best cloud computing companies? You can check their reputation and trustworthiness.To know the reputation and trustworthiness of a cloud computing company, you can try to consult with former clients and partners of that company. You can check their service level agreements. From their speediness of working, you can know the support commitment. If there is a good combination between commitment and services, you can prefer them as best. Apart from this, you can to see the support department. You can check the suitability for performing well. If it is not suitable for your company, you should not hire it. A good cloud computing company will ensure the best protection. If any company offers sound as well as safe infrastructure, you can think it to rent for your use.

How Cloud Computing Companies Can Easily Scam You

Cloud computing may be a new term to anyone. But who dont know the cloud counting companies, they are living without knowledge about modern world. Modern science has offered new looks of the world. Everything has been changed dramatically. Cloud computing companies are the newest buzz in the IT sector. Cloud computing offered by cloud companies may be defined as a form of accessing different data such as documents, applications, music files, pictures, video files from anyplace around the world. At earlier time, people used memory cards or portable hard disks to store the data and carried it to access data. Nowadays, you are tension free to carry the data with you.

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You can store any kind of data by cloud computing and can access these data anytime from anywhere. Due to several advantages of cloud computing, people are using this brilliant system. It is also very helpful in business because it saves overall business costs. Only internet connection is needed to you. Nowadays, it is a question that, how do we be familiar with the best cloud computing companies? Ok! There are several things to take in account to choose the best cloud computing company. The cloud computing provider with committed hosting services ought to be comprehensible. Anyway, some factors are here for helping to choose the best cloud computing company. Before choosing, to know the customary level agreement or CLA is very essential. Then you can take in account its customer support. Cloud computing suppliers have to provide sufficient customer support. The details about customer support should be listed in the customary level agreement (CLA). Again, billing system is another factor to choose the best cloud computing provider. By getting a billing instruction, you have to know the total charge or billing system. Otherwise you may be scammed by them.

Finding the Best Cloud Computing Company for You

Cloud computing is a new kind if storage technology, by which you can share software, data or documents to computers as well as other devices on demand. On the other hand, it can be said that cloud computing is one kind of form of accessing data including documents, applications, music files, pictures, video files, and so on from anywhere around the world without carrying these in memory cards, flash cards or hard disks. Using Cloud computing companies is very handy for any work including business and business like works. In your business, you have to share business related information with your partners. Again, you have to represents some documents at any meetings with your target audiences. For performing these tasks, you need to carry the data, documents and so forth with you. But if you are using cloud computing companies, you dont need to carry all these things with you. You can freely move to one place to another place. Only you have a net connection with your device. Nearly all business persons want to enjoy the cloud computing for its some advantages. You can easily attach all infrastructure and applications to the cloud. To access any item, you have to dial into your cloud. It doesnt require installing on each computer. Flexibility is another benefit of cloud computing. You can store data according to your needs and can access it anytime from anywhere. Cloud computing is very economical to any user. For it you have to buy necessary infrastructure, support devices and net connection. To store the additional data and information of company is a constant pain for IT department of any recognized company. Cloud computing is very useful to any company because there is no need to purchase additional device for storing data, documents, information etc. It saves the money along with energy. Really, cloud computing is useful for small business to large business.

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Why The Cloud Computing Market Is Always Growing

Nowadays, cloud computing service is one kind of cost-saving technique offered by the cloud computing companies. It is mainly helpful to store files online. A lot of business companies dont know the use of brilliant cloud computing technique and they have no cost saving technique in their hands. Cloud computing is the excellent way to save the money in any business policy and best medium to focus the objectives of the company. When you need to use more space online, you have to pay additional fee for it. But some cloud computing companies allow using enough storage space for anyone. There is no need to pay extra fee; only you have to pay for used space that is allowed to you. Thus, clouding computing services eliminating the problem by allowing more storage space on various sites and it can be used by several users. A lot of cloud computing companies are offering this service. For small software company embracing cloud computing will be best. However, cloud computing is the effective way to minimize the cost as well as to maximize the efficiency of a company. This service reduces the cost in several ways and it is most economical
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than any fixed size storage mode.. By adopting this service in your company you can minimize the compulsion of centralizing the storage. Really, cloud computing service acts as a feasible option for saving cost for any Software as a Service (SaaS) companies. This service is more flexible in increasing and decreasing usages offered by the cloud computing companies. Whatever the reason, cloud computing is considered as a new and brilliant architecture. It is really amazing service in IT sector. Numerous cloud computing companies are available to provide this service. If you want to use this service for your company, you can get it online but you have to pay a small amount. This payment may be monthly or so on. After all, cloud computing service is becoming excellent system to save extra cost for purchasing additional online space. Thus cloud computing market is growing day by day.

Most Popular Cloud Computing Providers

There are a number of cloud computing companies on market now, but it is relatively difficult to choose the best one for your business purpose. Who is excellent cloud provider it is very important to know because it will be handy to fulfill your requirements. At the time of researching, you should check the criteria of that cloud provider. Here are some basic requirements for identifying the excellent and popular cloud computing providers below: Reputation and Reliability Reputation and reliability of cloud computing companies will be essential to know its excellence. To understand the reputation and reliability it is very important to know how long it has been in industry. It is also very important to know the clients as well as partnerships of that cloud computing company. Moreover to know the reputation and reliability it will be better to consult with the partners and clients of that cloud computing provider. By this way reputation and reliability of that company can be measured and evaluated. Suitability While the business runs through a suitable cloud environment, then it can be considered the existing cloud computing company is exact for your business. If there is no-obligation for free trail offered by a company, it will be taken in account as more suitable for you. Thus you can know the suitability of a company to run the business in a suitable cloud environment and how the company works before making an enduring commitment.

Support along with Service Level Agreements

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Support as well as service level agreements play an important role in making that provider or company popular. Support commitment of a cloud providers can be known from the speediness of doing work. If there is far difference between their commitment and work speed, it will not be a good cloud provider. If you go to the office of a cloud computing company, you ought to request to see their support department. Safety of the Cloud If the company is excellent, it will ensure the security of the environment including the business process along with system. If the company offers safe and sound infrastructure at different levels, it will be more suitable than other companies. Besides, good cloud computing companies ensures more security of the data center of the business. Finally, it will ensure a safety environment for the business. A cloud computing provider will be excellent and most popular while aforementioned requirements will be content.

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