Cloud Computing

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What is Cloud Computing?

Cloud computing can be defined as the use of computer technology that harnesses the processing power of many inter-networked computers while concealing the structure that is behind it.

This is what creates the backbone of the networks that we access today. While this technology has been around for some time, they way that people within IT organizations
view cloud computing has changed because of the flexibility it can now give them through providing services and applications for users to apply it in what is known as the
back office.

The origins of the term “cloud” can be traced to the concealing nature of this technology’s framework; the system works for users yet they really have no idea the inherent complexities that the system utilizes. What they do not realize is that there is a massive amount of data being pushed globally in real time to make these applications work for them, the scale of which is simply amazing.
The idea of connecting to the cloud in fact is something of a familiar notion among technologists today because it has become a popular buzzword among the technology media.

The only thing users need to be concerned about is the terminal that they are using and whether or not it is connected to the internet so that they can have access to the tools that the cloud can provide.

Unknown to many people is that much of the structure in the information technology industry today is now done within a cloud computing environment or is moving towards
that end. A slow migration towards this has been going on for several years, mainly due to the infrastructure and support costs that go into standalone hardware.It is also due to the economies of scale in larger data centers providing enhanced performance and processing
power. This can be attributed as well to the shift of emerging technologies on the internet towards vast amounts of data that need to be mined, parsed and organized for users to easily understand.