“Cloud computing is defined as on-demand access to applications, data storage, development tools, and networking capabilities over the internet. Cloud data center resources are typically managed by a cloud service provider (CSP) who grants access based on subscription or usage-based fees. Individual servers and data centers can become a subset of the greater cloud ecosystem.”
“The term “cloud enabled” refers to applications originally developed to operate in a traditional data center environment that were later adapted for cloud deployment. The changes made to these applications make them compatible with virtual resources and cloud networking without disrupting the underlying architecture. Cloud transformation solutions are often used to adapt and test these modified applications.”
“The long list of industries and occupations benefitting from cloud solutions reflects the equally broad list of applications. As cloud computing becomes the norm, Network Engineering, NetOps, DevOps, SecOps, and Tier 1, 2, and 3 IT support teams are among the specialists seeking out the latest and most accurate cloud solutions.”