neerajchauhan
Neeraj K Chauhan
There is nothing the computer industry likes better than a big new idea. Cloud computing is some what the latest example, and companies large and small are already joining the fray. The idea is that computing will increasingly be delivered as a service, over the internet, from vast warehouses of shared machines.
Many things work this way already, from email and photo albums to calendars and shared documents, but some what more slowly, companies are also moving some of their applications into the cloud.
But is this a good idea ? Can providers of these computing clouds be trusted ? Are these mainframes in the sky reliable enough ? What happens if data get lost ? What about privacy and lock-in ? Will switching to another cloud be difficult ? These are the top most questions that comes to mind while going for cloud.
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Many things work this way already, from email and photo albums to calendars and shared documents, but some what more slowly, companies are also moving some of their applications into the cloud.
But is this a good idea ? Can providers of these computing clouds be trusted ? Are these mainframes in the sky reliable enough ? What happens if data get lost ? What about privacy and lock-in ? Will switching to another cloud be difficult ? These are the top most questions that comes to mind while going for cloud.
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