Cloud Computing

Cloud Computing

Introduction

Cloud computing has not been defined clearly yet. However, cloud computing can be defined as the service which is subscription-based service which provides the users to obtain their computer resources and networked storage space. Cloud computing can be understood by considering the experience of email. The email client care for housing of eth software and hardware that is essential in order to support the user's personal email account. For the purpose of accessing email, users open their web-browser, move to the email client i.e. Hotmail, Yahoo or Google and then log in. the most essential constituent for cloud computing is the availability of internet access. The data of email is not placed on the physical computer rather users can access their email's data through the internet connection and users are able to access that data anywhere the internet access is available. The example of cloud computing i.e. email is quite different from the software which is installed on the physical computer for instance, word processing program. When the user creates and makes their documents with the help of word processing software and that document remains stored in the device in which it was created until and unless the user moves the document to other device physically. Thus, working of cloud computing is similar to email client. Moreover, cloud computing provides the facility of accessing the data through internet as well as user is able to select what information he or she wants to access in the cloud.

Discussion

There has been a great and incredible impact of ethics and social media on the cloud computing as privacy issues have been arising in today's digital world. Many websites of social media are driven by cloud computing that users of social websites access virtually each day. Every message sent through a social website, ...