Cloud Computing Explained
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Confused about the term “Cloud Computing”? Want to be “with the times” when you talk about new technology buzzwords? This video boils down a section of Cloud Computing, that of Cloud Infrastructure and Cloud Hosting in a way that everyone can understand! Script by Michael Sheehan youtube: HighT3chDad blog: hightechdad.com twitter twitter.com Animation / illustration by Tim Wayne youtube: redtimmy blog: timmy.vox.com twitter twitter.com A big hat tip goes out from us to the Common Craft folks …
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Great work !
Great video!
Highly recommended.
Very nice video but too similar to commoncraft’s style.
Windows Azure –> Windows® Azure is a cloud services operating system that serves as the development, service hosting and service management environment for the Windows Azure Platform. Windows Azure provides developers with on-demand compute and storage to host, scale, and manage Web applications on the Internet through Microsoft® data centers.
i understand that, but what’s this windows OS that is in discussion that’s based on cloud computing? the new project. what is that?
I dont get it are they really using real clouds from the sky? I thought it was just a metaphor
I don’t get it.
that was a great video, thanks!
explained it to me perfectly.
very gud video!thank u!
Simple point out the concept! Great video
Thanks. Great video.
awesome work keep going
one question keeps coming up wht about security? if a company is going to use clowd for developing code, which could be an IP, how can it make sure that the service provider managing the server which they are using at that point in time can access the code and may be steal it?
Very nice explained…
Good job
(googl: Ubuntu one)
Very good video, really.
Care to list some services offering this cloud computing? Are there any? Thanks for the best explanation btw.
brilliant!! very very straightforward!! appreciate it!!
very good and stright to the point. Whether you agree or not i understand what a cloud is
I’m still not convinced. The reason for my outburst was not for compliance issues, and cloud computing is good for the general public who need expanding websites. I was referring to sensitive data that only a specific group should access. The other side of the story is you’re giving up control over data redundancy and control over physical server liability in general. The bottom line is: trust; when “/most/ compliance issues” just won’t cut it.
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Actually, we (GoGrid) can connect to dedicated servers that will past most compliance issues. These are dedicated servers if you need them. Cloud on the front-end and dedicated on the back end. Check GoGrid’s Cloud Connect for details.
It’s a trap! If information is sensitive then it becomes a liability if hosted anywhere else but at your location regardless of policies and contracts. Keep your own servers and data in a secure place. This is common sense. Don’t use a cheap substitute that makes you pay more for bandwidth and space.
so who owns the cloud/ where is it?
Why copy leelefever?
Excellent presentation. No pretentious mumbo-jumbo but concise, straight-to-thepoint, informative and clear. Why hide the facts when they are this interesting?
EXCELLENT! 5* from me