If cloud computing is such an essential part of an organization's future plans, then the potential purchaser must have a broad understanding of how the entire system works. Without an understanding of cloud engineering, it is unlikely that a candidate organization would decide to consider cloud computing as a solution. With a broad understanding of cloud engineering, the company can ask the informed questions needed, further clarify specific matters pertaining to their operations and satisfy any misgivings they may have.
Cloud computing represents flexibility for the organization, in the most basic terms. Without access to the cloud, the company must continue to use its local resources, or work with managed service capacity, to operate its daily systems and to store its data. Conventionally, this requires on-site server capacity and processing power and can severely limit the organization's plans, unless they have a relevant amount of redundant capacity on site, or available at short notice. Cloud computing has the advantage of the power in a grid, with the 'utility style' flexibility of purchase arrangements. Now, whenever capacity is required at short notice it can be accessed through the cloud by using linked server capacity at a moment's notice. There is no need for advance planning, budgeting, procurement, training, housing and administration costs, nor is there the need to pay expensive managed service capacity fees.
While organizations may well have become used to using external organizations to handle their data and storage requirements, they often have to put up with considerable fees for such planned storage and administration. Cloud engineering allows the organization to bypass these organizations and their often limiting requirements and stipulations. Cloud engineering allows for access to storage power and capacity on an "as needed" basis. The company may self administer their requirements, on demand as needed and take advantage of the pooling of resources, rapid elasticity and measured service deliverability.
Software as a service is a process that can be delivered as needed and makes software available through a browser interface, rather than through local management. This kind of cloud engineering will allow basic access to software flexibility and power, without having to worry about licensing and maintenance. There are platforms which can be accessed through cloud engineering through specific software applications which are available as needed.
Data storage is a huge consideration for any organization and is handled very differently through cloud engineering, as opposed to traditional ways. There are several security safeguards which can help ensure that data will not be compromised. For optimum benefit and security, data storage is replicated across different cloud environments.
Furthermore, cloud engineering features "virtualization," employing a number of different virtual servers and representing a sophisticated way of scaling capacity.
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