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Cloud Computing and SaaSCloud Computing and Software as a Service (SaaS)
I was asked the other day is Cloud Computing like SaaS? Well I thought I would share the response for anyone else that night be interested in my opinion.
SaaS is about delivering a single application, normally this application has been written to be very scalable and a single application instance can serve many many customers. Almost exclusively these applications are Web 2.0 applications delivered to the end user in a browser from the Internet or Cloud.
A good example of this is SalesForce.com a well know CRM application.
The similarities between SaaS and Cloud Computing are the fact that the client is buying a service which normally consists of the applications an amount of storage space and a Service Level Agreement provided by a service provider. With both the solutions you normally get an elastic infrastructure 10 people 1 month 100 the next without the typical infrastructure considerations
Cloud Computing is however more about providing a completely integrated IT solution a mix of Web 2.0, and traditional applications including Office and hosted voice all within a hosted desktop.
So I would say the differences are:
Cloud Computing is capable of delivering an integrated IT solution comprising of all your applications rather than a single application.
Cloud Computing is about running your IT as a service with predictable costs and a quantifiable Service Level Agreement.
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This data is used to provide us (Cloud Computing) with statistical information on the location of our viewing audience, to help us provide a better Website service. Header information is also logged from your http request which provides us with information on which Web Browser is being used and which Operating System. This information is always made public by your computer, regardless of which Websites you choose to visit.
We log this particular information, to allow us to analyse the current statistics of Web Browsers and Operating Systems users use, which enables us to provide higher quality and better suited Websites for our clients. It also helps Cloud Computing decide on the best time to implement technology changes. We also make these decisions on other user data made public on the Internet.
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