This article will highlight the benefits of cloud computing. OCCI (Open Cloud Computing Interface), in its simplest form, consists of shared virtual resources. It is accessed via an API (application programming interface). Users in an organization can run applications by navigating them to the cloud which is a virtual data center.
The actual resources may be resident in different locations, outside or inside an organization. These could be from a managed or remote service provider, an enterprise data center, or a pay-as-you-use center. OCCI is offered as a service on a when-needed basis. It is distributed by IP connectivity which provides a reliable on-demand and scalable service that can be managed with agility.
Users can access extra computer resources whenever they wish. When used as a shared resource, OCCI provides automated, flexible management to deliver its resources to other OCCI users. It takes advantage of the redundancy of many servers by providing high levels of reliability and availability for apps that can take advantage of this.
Clouds are natural homes for service-orientated apps that need to be easily incorporated into other apps. Users pay only for what they use, either on a transaction-based system or by subscription. When IT resources are consolidated, a common infrastructure can be accessed by multiple users. This enables costs to be managed more effectively without surrendering each user's security.
Clouds are dynamically managed by service-level agreements that include policies such as cost, delivery parameters, and other elements. Clouds virtualize resources as services, so they require an API. Private and public clouds are two different computing methods, each of which has its own distinct advantages.
The environment for public clouds is free for use by anyone, e. G. The public and any corporation or organization. Two examples of public clouds are Google AppEngine and Amazon Web Services. These offer small and medium businesses the chance to use the scalability, automated management, and agility of OCCI by basically renting the resources without having to buy expensive hardware.
Forward-thinking businesses have realized the benefits of cloud computing in their own data centers. They are now experiencing first-hand the efficient resource sharing, automation, agility, and scalability that clouds offer. When private clouds are created, IT departments are able to focus on other innovations for the business. This reduces operational costs and capital. Furthermore, core applications in technology-driven businesses can create competitive advantages. Each business has its own challenges so the applications can be custom-made. These can be managed and deployed from the OCCI platform.
The actual resources may be resident in different locations, outside or inside an organization. These could be from a managed or remote service provider, an enterprise data center, or a pay-as-you-use center. OCCI is offered as a service on a when-needed basis. It is distributed by IP connectivity which provides a reliable on-demand and scalable service that can be managed with agility.
Users can access extra computer resources whenever they wish. When used as a shared resource, OCCI provides automated, flexible management to deliver its resources to other OCCI users. It takes advantage of the redundancy of many servers by providing high levels of reliability and availability for apps that can take advantage of this.
Clouds are natural homes for service-orientated apps that need to be easily incorporated into other apps. Users pay only for what they use, either on a transaction-based system or by subscription. When IT resources are consolidated, a common infrastructure can be accessed by multiple users. This enables costs to be managed more effectively without surrendering each user's security.
Clouds are dynamically managed by service-level agreements that include policies such as cost, delivery parameters, and other elements. Clouds virtualize resources as services, so they require an API. Private and public clouds are two different computing methods, each of which has its own distinct advantages.
The environment for public clouds is free for use by anyone, e. G. The public and any corporation or organization. Two examples of public clouds are Google AppEngine and Amazon Web Services. These offer small and medium businesses the chance to use the scalability, automated management, and agility of OCCI by basically renting the resources without having to buy expensive hardware.
Forward-thinking businesses have realized the benefits of cloud computing in their own data centers. They are now experiencing first-hand the efficient resource sharing, automation, agility, and scalability that clouds offer. When private clouds are created, IT departments are able to focus on other innovations for the business. This reduces operational costs and capital. Furthermore, core applications in technology-driven businesses can create competitive advantages. Each business has its own challenges so the applications can be custom-made. These can be managed and deployed from the OCCI platform.
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