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Recently, the cloud game market and add a strong competitor, Amazon announced the official entry into the cloud game market, the launch of the Luna service.
The industry discussion on cloud migration has focused on how to redesign applications to take full advantage of cloud services and then migrate them to the cloud.
Cloud technology is a way of sharing computing resources connected through the Internet. These resources include computers, storage devices, network devices, and applications.
The most basic definition of cloud computing is distributed computing, for huge data processing we give up using the original computing processing mode of individual terminals, but through the network cloud terminal to break down all the data into countless small computing steps.
The approach to cloud governance varies by domain and organization. For organizations choosing cloud computing, a thorough assessment of business macros, resources on hand, and people skills must be conducted, which are key factors that will impact a seamless and successful migration.
Cloud computing has revolutionized IT infrastructure, eliminated hardware and software costs, and allowed customers to access these resources through the Internet. Cloud computing resources include physical and virtual services, applications, data storage, development tools, artificial intelligence services and virtual machines.
Cloud computing is technically a data service center architected by virtualization technology to realize resourcefulness of storage, computing, memory, network, etc. and dynamic allocation according to user needs.
The rise of cloud computing has found a brighter path for the development of small and medium-sized enterprises. Let's take a look at how to apply cloud computing for small and medium-sized enterprises to build their own websites.
Cloud computing offers different service models, including Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Software as a Service (SaaS)
Over the past 20 years, public cloud architectures have transformed the process and approach to software deployment, bringing tremendous convenience and efficiency to customer access to software. However, there are still government and commercial customers who, for a variety of reasons, have to accept private software environments over which they maintain full control.