The Potential of Cloud Computing

Private cloud storage is built using the infrastructure of certain users such as the government. Users of private cloud storage usually operate and maintain their own servers for security and ongoing service maintenance. Hybrid cloud storage is a combination of public cloud and private cloud based on organizational needs (Ju, Wu, Fu, Lin & Zhang, 2011). Compared to traditional computing storage, the cloud provides additional functionality and performance that is more affordable, more efficient, and more mobile.

Cloud computing has great growth and potential. Companies are more efficient and cost-effective. Cloud storage is cheap. The Internet speed is rising. There are many cloud services for educational, commercial and commercial use. As a student, cloud computing can function more efficiently by accessing all necessary resources when needed. It may be only me, but I like convenience, and the clouds are like this. For example, using services like Dropbox or iCloud Drive, you can carry your work together. I always have the latest file. It is suitable for storing items you use most frequently

The origin of cloud computing can be traced back to the 1960s when the computer industry recognized the potential advantages of providing computing as a service or utility. However, in the initial calculation, the connection and bandwidth required to implement the calculation as a utility are insufficient. Internet bandwidth was widely used until the end of the 1990's, and computing as a service became practical. In the late 1990s, Salesforce provided one of the first commercially successful first enterprise SaaS implementations. After that, AWS appeared in 2002, and now we provide various services including storage, computing, database, machine learning and other services. Today, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, and other providers participate in AWS to provide cloud-based services to individuals, small businesses and global companies.

Google's Kelsey Hightower (@ kelseyhightower) made an impressive keynote address about the future of the cloud. He explained that containerization unleashed the real possibilities of cloud computing and he showed some of the symbolic functions of Kubernetes and Istio. The focus of the presentation was that he sent voice commands to the platform using Google Assistant. Despite some technical problems, he still fascinates the audience with his casual style and humor. The description of Spring Framework 5 by Rossen Stoyanchev focuses on the architectural and performance differences between the two web stacks provided (servlet stack and reactive stack). He says the Spring MVC based servlet stack (single thread per request model) needs more threads to achieve higher concurrency than the Reactive stack based on Spring Web Flux and non-blocking I / O calls explained. He explained the difference through the demonstration