The perception of cloud computing

Since 2006, when Google first introduced the concept of cloud computing, the definition of cloud computing has never stopped, here we do not come from the front of the definition of cloud computing, but from the opposite, through the cloud is not what to change the perspective of cloud computing. Cloud computing is not a specific datacenter; it's not a server virtualization; it's not an isolated island; it's not a top-down architecture; Most importantly, cloud computing is not a cloud, not a boast. Otherwise Google, Amazon, Apple, Microsoft and so on these giants will not be committed to the cloud computing market contention.

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Now, an obvious trend in the enterprise IT architecture is to move more and more from individual computers to cloud computing services. Gartner, an international research institute, has also recently analyzed forecasts that cloud computing will compress the sales share of traditional hardware and software. Gartner analyst Anderson Studies that 2012 cloud computing's projected growth of 19% will reach $109 billion trillion. By 2016, the cloud computing market will reach $207 billion trillion. In 2012, the global IT market grew only 3%. Anderson believes that cloud computing reduces the growth trend of traditional hardware and software sales.

Cloud computing Prospects

Cloud computing provides a new paradigm for IT companies to buy applications and service services on demand, rather than build IT systems. Cloud computing is thought to be the most important technological innovation since the mainframe turned to servers and even since the Internet was founded. Oracle even predicts that a shift in cloud computing could define the next-generation IT architecture.

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Over the past decade, the trend towards cloud computing has been obvious and will continue in the marketplace. It is a difficult question to sum up what features of cloud computing or what cloud computing strategies are needed to benefit from this cloud-computing campaign. The key is to understand cloud computing and understand what cloud computing is not.