Cloud hosting

Cloud hosting is mainly related to cloud computing that helps in the delivery of computing as a service rather than as a product.

Moreover, shared resources, software, and information is provided to the computers as well as other devices as a utility over the network.Clouds are classified as public, private or hybrid.

Cloud computing relies on the sharing up of the resources in order to achieve coherence and economies of scale, similar to a utility just as the electricity grid present over a network.

Cloud computing, simply “the cloud”, focuses on maximizing the effectiveness of shared resources. These are usually not only shared by multiple users but also they are dynamically reallocated per demand. This can work in allocating the resources to users. 

For example, a cloud computer facility that is serving the European users during European business hours with some specific applications such as email may reallocate the same resources in order to serve North American users during North America’s business hours with some different application say, a web server. 

This approach will minimize the use of computing power thus, reducing environmental damage as well. As less power, air conditioning, rackspace are required for a variety of functions. With cloud computing, multiple users can have access to a single server to retrieve and update the data without even having a need to purchase licenses for different applications.

Cloud vendors are experiencing growth rates of about 50% per annum.

Characteristics of cloud computing are:

• Agility this helps in improving the users’ ability to re-provision the technological infrastructure resources.
• API helps in accessibility to the software that enables the machines to interact with cloud software in the same way in which the traditional user interface  facilitates interaction between humans and computers.
• Maintenance of the cloud computing applications is easier.
• Performance can be monitored, and made consistent as loosely coupled architectures are constructed using web services as the interface of the system.

Moreover, shared resources, software, and information is provided to the computers as well as other devices as a utility over the network.Clouds are classified as public, private or hybrid.

Cloud computing relies on the sharing up of the resources in order to achieve coherence and economies of scale, similar to a utility just as the electricity grid present over a network.

Cloud computing, simply “the cloud”, focuses on maximizing the effectiveness of shared resources. These are usually not only shared by multiple users but also they are dynamically reallocated per demand. This can work in allocating the resources to users. 

For example, a cloud computer facility that is serving the European users during European business hours with some specific applications such as email may reallocate the same resources in order to serve North American users during North America’s business hours with some different application say, a web server. 

This approach will minimize the use of computing power thus, reducing environmental damage as well. As less power, air conditioning, rackspace are required for a variety of functions. With cloud computing, multiple users can have access to a single server to retrieve and update the data without even having a need to purchase licenses for different applications.

Cloud vendors are experiencing growth rates of about 50% per annum.

Characteristics of cloud computing are:

• Agility this helps in improving the users’ ability to re-provision the technological infrastructure resources.
• API helps in accessibility to the software that enables the machines to interact with cloud software in the same way in which the traditional user interface  facilitates interaction between humans and computers.
• Maintenance of the cloud computing applications is easier.
• Performance can be monitored, and made consistent as loosely coupled architectures are constructed using web services as the interface of the system.