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Cloud server is a computing server for hosting and delivering a cloud computing platform over the Internet. It is also known as logical server.
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Benefits Of Cloud Benefits Of Cloud server server Cloud server is a computing server for hosting and delivering a cloud computing platform over the Internet. It is also known as logical server. If you buy cloud server space online, you get a powerful physical or virtual infrastructure. Cloud servers are created using virtualization software to divide a physical (bare metal) server into multiple virtual servers. They can access virtual server functions remotely through an online interface. •Computing infrastructure that can be physical •Cloud servers are a virtual or mix of the two that depending on the use. •It’s all capabilities of an on-premises server. •It can store large volumes of information.
•Enables users to process intensive workloads and •Automated services are accessed on demand through an API. Benefits · Flexibility and scalability: Extra resource can be accessed as and when required. This is particularly valuable to customers who have spikes in required resource at certain times of the year, or those whose resource is difficult to predict. Benefits · Cost-effectiveness: On-going costs can be kept down as, whilst resource is available when needed, clients only pay for what they are using at a particular time. When this resource is no longer required, it can be reduced immediately. · Reliability: It is much convenient to buy cloud server space online as they are more reliable than traditional servers. The resource will be shifted so that clients are unaffected due to the number of available servers, if there are problems with some. · Cloud Software as a Service (SaaS): The user has the possibility to use the service provider’s applications over the network. These applications are accessed via different interfaces, thin client, Web browser, mobile devices. The customer manages and does not control the underlying cloud infrastructure, including network, servers, operating systems, databases, storage, but can possibly benefit from access to restricted configurations, specific to user categories.
· Cloud Platform as a Service (PaaS): The consumer can deploy cloud infrastructure on its own applications. The user manages, and does not control the underlying cloud infrastructure (network, servers, operating systems, databases, storage), but has control over the deployed applications and the ability to configure the environment of application hosting. Cloud Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS): The client can rent storage, processing power, network and other computing resources. The user manages, and does not control the underlying cloud infrastructure but has control over databases, operating systems, and applications deployed.