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    Presented by:

    M.Swetha
    EEE 2nd year
    23RH1A0226
    Cloud Computing

    SlideMake.com
    Introduction to Cloud Computing

    Cloud computing refers to the delivery of


    computing services over the internet.

    These services include storage, processing


    power, and software applications.

    The primary benefit is that it allows for on-


    demand access to resources without the need for
    physical hardware.

    1
    Types of Cloud Services

    There are three main types of cloud services:


    Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a
    Service (PaaS), and Software as a Service
    (SaaS).

    IaaS provides virtualized computing resources


    over the internet, such as virtual machines and
    storage.

    PaaS offers a platform allowing customers to


    develop, run, and manage applications without
    dealing with infrastructure complexities.

    2
    Deployment Models

    Cloud computing can be deployed in several


    models: public, private, and hybrid.

    Public clouds are owned by third-party


    providers and offer services to multiple
    customers over the internet.

    Private clouds are dedicated to a single


    organization, providing enhanced security and
    control over data and applications.

    3
    Benefits of Cloud Computing

    One of the key benefits is cost-efficiency, as


    organizations can reduce hardware and
    maintenance expenses.

    Cloud services offer scalability, allowing


    businesses to adjust their resources according to
    demand.

    Enhanced collaboration is possible through


    cloud applications, enabling teams to work
    together from anywhere.

    4
    Risks and Challenges

    Security concerns are one of the biggest


    challenges, as data is stored off-site and may be
    vulnerable to breaches.

    Compliance with regulations can be complex,


    especially in industries with strict data
    protection laws.

    Downtime and service outages can impact


    business operations, making reliability a critical
    factor in cloud service selection.

    5
    Major Cloud Providers

    The most prominent cloud service providers


    include Amazon Web Services (AWS),
    Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform
    (GCP).

    AWS is known for its vast range of services and


    global infrastructure, making it a leader in the
    market.

    Microsoft Azure integrates well with existing


    Microsoft products, appealing to businesses
    already using their software.

    6
    Cloud Computing in Business

    Businesses are increasingly adopting cloud


    solutions to enhance operational efficiency and
    innovation.

    Cloud computing enables companies to focus


    on core activities rather than managing IT
    infrastructure.

    Many organizations leverage cloud services for


    data analytics, enabling real-time insights for
    better decision-making.

    7
    Future Trends in Cloud Computing

    The rise of multi-cloud strategies is allowing


    organizations to avoid vendor lock-in and
    optimize service usage.

    Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine


    learning are being integrated into cloud
    services, enhancing capabilities and automation.

    Edge computing is becoming more prevalent, as


    it allows data processing closer to the source,
    reducing latency.

    8
    Cloud Migration Strategies

    Successful cloud migration requires a well-


    defined strategy that includes assessment and
    planning.

    Organizations often choose a phased approach


    to migrate applications and data incrementally,
    minimizing disruption.

    Post-migration, ongoing management and


    optimization are essential to fully leverage
    cloud capabilities.

    9
    Conclusion and Key Takeaways

    Cloud computing is revolutionizing how


    businesses operate by providing flexible and
    scalable solutions.

    Understanding the different types of services


    and deployment models is key to making
    informed decisions.

    As technology evolves, staying updated with


    trends and best practices in cloud computing
    will be crucial for success.

    10

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