Cloud computing allows you to implement your infrastructure via the internet. you gain the ability to use computing resources without installing and maintaining them locally (or physically).
To name a very brief instance of cloud computing would be web and mobile applications and software, websites, infrastructures and platforms that are serverless, and offloaded to the cloud provider (AWS, Azure etc.). This makes the technologies less prone to in-house error or local system failures causing loss of data etc. This also enables our own clients to increase availability and scalability of their services and resources.
Cloud solutions vary in use case, but may involve:
- Big Data
- IoT (Internet of Things)
- AI: Machine Learning and Deep Learning applications and implementations
- Cloud driven security: Data encryption, Shared security and data protection and ownership, user and file management, collaborative management, web based monitoring and hybrid maintenance, etc.
- Automatic upgrades: utilizing new features immediately upon adding them, without any requirement of on-premises actions.