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PART I Cloud Computing Architecture

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      BASICS OF CLOUD COMPUTING

      SOUVIK PAL¹, DAC-NHUONG LE², PRASANT KUMAR PATTNAIK³

      ¹ Sister Nivedita University, Kolkata, India

      ² Haiphong University, Haiphong, Vietnam

      ³ KIIT, Deemed to be University, India

      Email: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]

       Abstract

      Consider an analogy where personal computer users are not required to run, install or store their applications on their personal computers. Consider a situation where every piece of your information and data may be stored on the cloud (Internet). As an allegory for the Internet, cloud is a very popular word but when integrated with the word “computing,” it becomes more important and uncertain. Cloud computing comes into focus only when users think about what they always need, which leads to the concept of an updated version of utility computing. The advancement of cloud computing came about because of the quickly developing utilization of the web among the general population. Cloud computing is anything but an absolutely new innovation; it’s actually a voyage through distributed, cluster, grid and presently cloud computing. Before the increasing utilization of the web everywhere throughout the globe, cloud computing had just been used in the IT business. Cloud computing is transforming the computing landscape. The cloud concept and its computing process is an emerging topic in internet-centric and IT-market-oriented businesses. The goal required for the IT industry should be a direct conversation about how this new computing worldview will put an effect the associations, how it can be utilized with the current advancements. Cloud computing needs a third-party vendor through which a client or an end user or a customer may use the cloud provided by a cloud service provider (CSP) on demand.

      Keywords: Cloud service provider, cloud computing

1.1 Evolution of Cloud Computing

      Cloud computing isn’t new. Truth be told, a lot of what we do on our personal computers today requires it. What is changing is the way that we look at what cloud computing is able to do for us today. The idea of cloud computing came after the period of mainframe computers of the 1960s when the likelihood of utility computing had already been proposed by MIT personal computer researcher John McCarthy, who opined that “Calculation may some time or another be sorted out as an open utility.”

      In 1961, John McCarthy proposed [1]: “If personal computers of the kind I have supported turned into the personal computers without bounds, at that point computing may some time or another be sorted out as an open utility similarly as the phone framework is an open utility... The personal computer utility could turn into the premise of another critical industry. Utility Computing is called a service providing model. Here, the service provider ensures the accessibility of computing resources and framework administration to the client as per requirement. This method is just like the pay per use service and that of the metered services, which implies that clients can pay according to their use of network access, sharing

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