Cloud computing trends: diverse forms to meet differentiated needs

A few years ago, Old Watson, IBM's legendary CEO, made a famous prediction that was often ridiculed (probably not enough), but now cloud computing will restore his reputation. Ultimately, he predicts, the world may only need "about five computers". Some academics assert that with the advent of massive computing by Amazon, Google and other companies, all computing will eventually be migrated to the public cloud of these companies.

Of course, do not let these super cloud development momentum to haunt itself. Without considering the strong sense of existence of these giants (and their market share), I believe that the demand for some clouds, or one, or 20, or even hundreds (rather than millions) of clouds, remains-even more important. The future is a world of multiple clouds and mixed clouds, consumers will use the public cloud, private cloud, custom cloud, dedicated cloud, local cloud, high-performance Cloud, Low-cost Cloud, high reliability, technology-specific cloud, application-specific cloud, and any kind of cloud you can imagine in a separate or federated manner; The cloud will also serve us with a wide variety of styling flavours between corners.

Amazon will be gigantic, but it will be surrounded by other clouds.

Amazon, which has the potential to release the cloud, is trustworthy, demonstrating how a continuous supply of low-cost, cost-priced computing will unleash a wave of innovation. The Amazon cloud was first used to run Amazon, and Amazon has made it public to the world. There is no doubt that their open mind will govern the future of computing.

The Amazon cloud will eventually become much more powerful than any company or cloud-or any of the five clouds.

Is this a hint that the big public cloud will fade away? They will be stronger than ever and serve a huge demand, but the variety of requirements will increase and grow faster than the capacity to meet those needs. Users will instead use a hybrid cloud architecture-doing the right thing with the right cloud-and the end result is delivering improved reliability and performance while reducing costs.

The era of mixed clouds is coming

The hybrid cloud era is being dominated by Open-source cloud operating system--openstack (source: Rackspace, created by NASA together with OpenStack). It will be far beyond the capabilities of any other cloud provider, driving innovation everywhere, deploying unlimited possibilities, and complete open source ecosystems with it-from open computing hardware to open Source services and capabilities, such as distributed system Infrastructure Hadoop, Cassandra, etc. This is the power of the open cloud! In an open cloud world, users can run the required cloud completely, wherever and whenever it is needed, no matter how much you need it.

Use cases are endless

The cloud has placed computing at the heart of every business and non-profit organization-and even everyone's life. In the business world, not only the Internet companies, those in health care, manufacturing, education and other industries in all sectors of the use of computing power to guide consumers to participate further. Amazon, which runs the most dominant cloud, is also innovating at a high speed, constantly introducing new features and expanding new locations. But is he likely to meet the needs of the whole world--in other words, to meet all the needs of everyone? Well, let's take a look.

Does the world need a graphics processor to optimize the cloud to meet the graphics work?

Does Hollywood need an optimized local cloud to easily render and move large files?

Does Nigeria need a cloud to improve society?

Does Exxon need a private cloud for applications that can run Exxon at home?

Does the health world need to install clouds in every hospital?

Does the FBI need their own cloud?

Does the database need a custom cloud for optimal performance?

The list can be continuously increased and increased. New special user case high speed doubling growth. They will always be the new needs of the cloud-and of course new clouds will emerge-millions of clouds are coming in to meet these needs.