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@thebigk • Sep 8, 2012
optimystix@Share u r views on cloud computing
I love cloud computing. It's helped us save thousands of bucks every month. ๐ I think there's lot of scope for cloud computing in future.
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@abhishek-fg9tRh • Sep 8, 2012
I am using dropbox's cloud service and i can access my important datas anywhere anytime from my android.
This shit is future,mate. -
@jeffrey-xA7lUP • Sep 8, 2012
WINDOWS 12 has promised to bring piracy down thanks to cloud computing
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@optimystix-at-gsBW56 • Sep 8, 2012
Cloud computing comes into focus only when you think about what IT always needs: a way to increase capacity or add capabilities on the fly without investing in new infrastructure
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@cloudpath-a1NLPq • Sep 23, 2012
Cloud Computing is latest technology and it will surely help the SME.
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@varshiva-ubfNW6 • Nov 1, 2012
hi guys
am fully confused with cloud computing..
i need best meaning of cloud computing in simple way -
@umesh-kumar-rai-BBwnLk • Nov 3, 2012
Cloud computing is a major shift from every perspective. From an individual to an small organization who can't afford to set up its own IT infrastructure, getting benefit of cloud computing. I have accounts in lot of cloud computing service providing companies like dropbox, Adrive, Amazon cloud drive, etc which is good enough for you and you can access your data from anywhere in the world. So its important for all of us and will be even more important in the future.
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@thebigk • Nov 3, 2012
My opinion is that cloud comouting is still old wine in a new bottle with an attractive pricing making it affordable to everyone. The data is still stored and served from the servers but with a layer of virtualization. That means we basically are accessing lot of virtual servers as on powered by actual powerful servers (hardware). If I'm not mistaken, the technology has existed for quite some time now. It's been re branded as Cloud. Would love to hear thoughts on this.
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@jeffrey-xA7lUP • Nov 4, 2012
The_Big_KMy opinion is that cloud comouting is still old wine in a new bottle with an attractive pricing making it affordable to everyone. The data is still stored and served from the servers but with a layer of virtualization. That means we basically are accessing lot of virtual servers as on powered by actual powerful servers (hardware). If I'm not mistaken, the technology has existed for quite some time now. It's been re branded as Cloud. Would love to hear thoughts on this.
Hey Biggie If virtualising the server is incorporated then the client can get data from a base server through a proxy one right
What exactly does it do as I think the virtual server also has to be a fully functional one to support the entire load on it by proxy servers -
@chinu1-ZvUATH • Dec 3, 2012
I love this topic. Its very useful. It was my research topic in my last semester. If you want to know more about this topic use netapp.com Its very useful for you..
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@manishks-AZybhs • Dec 3, 2012
is this concept of virtual server similar to virtual memory?
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@scorpion007-Mj7x2o • Dec 9, 2012
Cloud computing in simple way means that providing computing as a facility to user rather than a product. for example Govt. provide us the facility of electricity and we pay for this facility. We don't need to make own specific setup(Hard-ware) for this facility.same as cloud computing means providing computing as facility. if u need a server to run an website or application u don't need to buy any hardware and software. all will be provided by company via remote access. you will only pay for this facility to the facility provider. In old days if you want to run some web based application then you need to buy lot of hardware/software like servers,routers, switches , firewall O.S etc. Now in cloud computing you just need internet connection and an user account of services provider , you just log in and access your server where you can install /uninstall softwares /applications virtually same as you do in your desktop.
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@rupam-das-wW5CvN • Dec 9, 2012
A fascinating Name given to "Business Logic and Web Services" by companies to fool their clients to re invest in technologies that have been existing since 1998. Do you remember Yahoo Briefcase?
This is a pure example of IT gimmick at it's best. You make virtual drives and service. Client Apps can get a key and communicate through web service. So client can be java, .Net, php and anything else.