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Roundtree Derick and Ilena Castrillo (2014): The basic of Cloud Computing. Elsevier Press (ISBN 978-0-12- 405932-0)Rountree, D. & Castrillo, I., 2014. The Basics of Cloud Computing. s.l.:Syngress.A. Huth and J. Cebula, "The Basics of Cloud Computing", Carnegie Mellon University. ...
storage, databases, networking, software, analytics, and intelligence. The fundamental concept of cloud computing is to make these resources available on demand so that customers can access and use them without buying and maintaining actual equipment and software. ...
Here's how the cloud (or cloud computing) is born. It's nothing magic: there are always servers, processors and hard drives. But instead to rent a specific server with the serial number, we rent to you "the power of a server" and we guarantee that the service will always work, even...
Migration Basics When deciding to migrate an application from on-premises to the cloud (or to create a new application on a cloud service), there are several aspects of the application architecture that need to be considered: Application management Application security Application compatibility Database...
Some Basics A Quick Tutorial What’s Inside Show 3 more April 2013 Volume 28 Number 04 Azure Insider - NoSQL Data in the Cloud with Microsoft Azure Tables By Bruno Terkaly, Ricardo Villalobos | April 2013 The price of storing data on disk has dropped so dramatical...
The MSE can also make it easier to move toward cloud computing on the Azure Services Platform through integration with .NET Services. As part of .NET Services, the .NET Service Bus makes it possible to publish service endpoints in the cloud that relay communication back to your local on-prem...
Part 2: Cloud advantages The Cloud offers a lot of unique advantages to users. It provides immense amounts of computing power as needed, and the opportunity to only pay for the services used. This is a modal window. The media could not be loaded, either because the server or network fail...
People throw around the term “cloud computing” so often by now that it’s probably assumed you know exactly what they’re talking about. “It runs in the cloud,” the IT person might tell you about an application you’re now being asked to use. “We’re storing it in the cloud,”...
(Table of Contents)The BasicsLimit Who Can Use sudoWhysudo lets accounts run commands as other accounts, including root. We want to make sure that only the accounts we want can use sudo.Goalssudo privileges limited to those who are in a group we specify ...