Cloud computing provides access to computing resources such as servers, storage, databases and software over a network. It allows organisations to use resources on demand rather than managing every component locally.
Key ideas to understand
- Understand compute, storage and networking
- Learn the difference between service models
- Consider security and access management
- Understand cost, availability and backup planning
Why the fundamentals matter
Cloud services can make infrastructure more flexible, but they still require planning. Users need to understand identity and access controls, data protection, service availability, backup arrangements and costs. Choosing a cloud service begins with the workload and its requirements rather than selecting technology simply because it is popular.
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