Understanding Cloud Computing Models
Navveen Balani
LinkedIn Top Voice | Google Cloud Fellow | Chair - Standards Working Group @ Green Software Foundation | Driving Sustainable AI Innovation & Specification | Award-winning Author | Let's Build a Responsible Future
Welcome to the third edition of our Cloud Scope series. Today, we're diving into the world of cloud computing models. As technology advances, it's essential for businesses and professionals to grasp the breadth and depth of available cloud services. Let's break down these models, shedding light on their practical implications.
Infrastructure As A Service (IaaS):?
IaaS provides on-demand access to computing resources, from servers and storage to networking.
Think of IaaS as renting an empty apartment. You have the freedom to furnish and decorate it however you want, but the building's structure is provided for you.
Platform as a Service (PaaS):
PaaS offers an environment for developers to build, deploy, and manage applications, with added services for databases, development tools, and more.
Think of PaaS as a fully-equipped kitchen where you just bring the ingredients to cook your meal. The appliances and tools are already provided.
Container as a Service (CaaS):
CaaS facilitates container orchestration and management, allowing applications to be deployed in consistent environments.
Using CaaS is like having a set of Tupperware. Each container is consistent, portable, and can hold different things, but they all use the same lid.
Serverless :
Serverless computing allows developers to build and run applications without thinking about the servers. The cloud provider automatically manages the infrastructure, scaling the applications in real time as per the demand. One of the primary manifestations of serverless computing is Function as a Service (FaaS).
Serverless is like using a vending machine. You choose what you want, and the machine handles the rest, delivering the item without you seeing the internal mechanisms.
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Software As A Service (SaaS):
SaaS delivers software applications over the Internet without the need for local installations.
Using SaaS is like watching shows on a streaming service like Netflix. You enjoy the content without worrying about how it's delivered to your screen.
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