Cloud Computing Benefits , Challenges and Future.

From centralized mainframe computing to distributed client / server solutions, in the past 30 years, providing computer solutions has brought about fundamental changes in the consumption of information technology and services (IT & S) due to network performance and facility advances It was. It is being accelerated by consumerization and the most attractive Internet service. Business applications also experienced similar changes to customized internal mainframe system packaged products and recent distributed application frameworks (as seen on the iPhone).

Abstract: This white paper describes the terms, functions, and services related to Internet-based computing, commonly referred to as cloud computing. Also, for those who are considering using cloud computing related advantages and challenges, and communication services in the cloud, a simple way to determine the interfaces needed to use these communication services I will also introduce the explanation. Cloud computing is a place to access software applications, processing power, data, and even artificial intelligence via the Internet. Many individuals are Gmail, Yahoo! We are using online e-mail applications such as. Mail or Hotmail

Cloud computing is seen as the next major event in the IT world, yet there are still many challenges and benefits. Increasing organization hardware cost, software license cost, and mobility are some of the benefits of cloud computing. Network limitations such as low bandwidth and security issues are issues that cloud computing needs to find. Security is one of the main challenges faced by today's cloud applications. Therefore, most people are afraid to rely on cloud-based solutions. In 2008, the International Data Cooperation Organization (IDC) conducted a survey using 244 IT directors and CIOs. 74.6% of them think that security is a big problem of cloud computing. The following figure further illustrates this problem

The next calculation wave will be far from cloud computing. Cloud computing has two main problems: (a) the user does not own his own data, and (b) the remote server is a security hole. As you migrate from cloud computing, distributed systems such as Bitcoin can provide end users with clear control over digital assets without relying on third-party servers and infrastructure.