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What I learned from this TOPIC.I learned about various types of cloud environments designed to meet different organizational needs:1. Public Cloud:   - Available to the general public on a pay-as-you-go model.   - Characteristics include a uniform infrastructure, scalability, and cost-effectiveness.   - Advantages include high availability, no upfront costs, and ease ...

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What I learned from this TOPIC.From the article "On Premise vs. Cloud: Key Differences, Benefits and Risks," On-Premise vs. Cloud Basics:On-Premise: Software runs on company-owned hardware, offering control and security but requiring higher upfront costs and maintenance.Cloud: Software is hosted by a third-party provider, offering scalability, cost-efficiency, and accessibility but raising co...

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What I learned from this TOPIC.1. Definition and Types: Cloud computing refers to the delivery of computing services over the internet. It includes public, private, and hybrid clouds, each serving different needs based on access, control, and security requirements.2. How It Works: Cloud computing involves front-end (client devices) and back-end (servers, databases) components connected via the int...

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What I learned from this TOPIC.AWS offers a wide range of cloud services that can be combined to meet specific business needs. The services are categorized into:1. Analytics2. Application Integration3. Blockchain4. Business Applications5. Cloud Financial Management6. Compute Services7. Customer Enablement8. Containers9. Databases10. Developer Tools11. End User Computing12. Front-end web and mobile...

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What I learned from this TOPIC. - AWS prioritises cloud security and compliance, building it into the core of its infrastructure.- AWS provides foundational services to help organisations meet their unique security requirements.- The AWS Cloud allows for scalability and innovation while maintaining a secure environment at a lower cost than on-premises environments.- AWS follows a shared respo...

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What I learned from this TOPIC.- The AWS Cloud infrastructure is built around AWS Regions and Availability Zones.- An AWS Region is a physical location in the world where we have multiple Availability Zones.- Availability Zones consist of one or more discrete data centres, each with redundant power, networking, and connectivity, housed in separate facilities.- Availability Zones offer the ability ...

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What I learned from this TOPIC.Cloud computing offers various deployment models, including:1. Cloud: Fully deployed in the cloud, with all parts of the application running in the cloud.2. Private Cloud (On-Premises): Deploying resources on-premises, using virtualization and resource management tools, providing dedicated resources but limited cloud benefits.3. Hybrid: Connecting infrastructure and ...

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What I learned from this TOPIC.The six advantages of cloud computing:1. Trade fixed expense for variable expense: Pay only for consumed resources, reducing upfront costs.2. Benefit from economies of scale: Lower variable costs due to aggregated usage from many customers.3. Stop guessing capacity: Scale up or down as needed, eliminating idle resources and capacity limitations.4. Increase speed and ...

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What I learned from this TOPIC.Cloud computing is:- On-demand delivery of compute power, storage, applications, and IT resources- Delivered through a cloud services platform via the internet- Pay-as-you-go pricing, no large upfront investments in hardware- Rapid access to flexible and low-cost IT resources- Ability to provision resources as needed, almost instantly- Access to servers, storage, dat...