Newsletter August 2012 - KAIM India School of Management

While doing the job I found most of the
persons who are working are searching the
jobs offering better packages. But I think we
must work in the same organization for at
least 1 year because as a fresher we are not
having so much knowledge and at this stage
learning is most important for us. And if we
concern on packages as a fresher then we will
not have a bunch of skills in the future. And
one more thing which I think is we must give
something to the organization which gives us
initial chance to enter in the corporate world.
So at last I want to say find your own way for
your destination because no one except you
can know about your dream. And you are only
person who can change that dream in to
reality.
Cloud Computing
Ms. Nidhi Sheoran,
Assistant Professor, KAIM
Cloud Computing is a computing
model, not a technology. In this model
“customers” plug into the “cloud” to access IT
resources which are priced and provided “ondemand”.
Essentially, IT resources are rented
and shared among multiple tenants much as
office space, apartments, or storage spaces are
used by tenants. Delivered over an Internet
connection, the “cloud” replaces the company
data center or server providing the same
service. Thus, Cloud Computing is simply IT.
Cloud computing building blocks
The cloud computing model is comprised of
a front end and a back end. These two
elements are connected through a network, in
most cases the Internet. The front end is the
vehicle by which the user interacts with the
system; the back end is the cloud itself. The
front end is composed of a client computer, or
the computer network of an enterprise, and
the applications used to access the cloud. The
back end provides the applications,
computers, servers, and data storage that
creates the cloud of services.