For those of you who don't know what Google or cloud
computing is, it's not hard to comprehend. To start off, I would just like to
say that Google is an internet site you go to in order to get information. When
you go to www.Google.com, you type in pretty much anything in the search bar
and you will get results.
For those of you who don't know what Google or cloud
computing is, it's not hard to comprehend. To start off, I would just like to
say that Google is an internet site you go to in order to get information. When
you go to www.Google.com, you type in pretty much anything in the search bar
and you will get results.
If you are looking to buy something, it lists a bunch of
other internet sites revealing information where you can find what you're
looking for. For example if you want to buy a gift for your four year old
nephew, you might type in Blues Clues DVD’s. Blue's Clues DVD’s are a nick
junior television show little kids love if you didn't already know what it was.
Once you type that in, Google will lead you to numerous
websites you can buy a bunch of different versions of Blue's Clues DVD’s. Some
sites that pop up are amazon.com, e-bay.com and many others. Google is also
great for looking up information you need for a school project or research
paper. If you type, Bill O'Reiley into the search bar, you will get sites
explaining who he is, what he does, and just get the complete biography about
him. Google is a great information site and I am proud to say I use it all the
time.
As for cloud computing, it involves delivering hosted services over the
Internet. The services are divided into three categories consisting of
Infrastructure-as-a-Service, Platform-as-a-Service and Software-as-a-Service.
Inspired by the cloud symbol that is associated in representing the internet in
diagrams and charts, is how we got the name cloud computing. High-speed
Internet access and a weak economy, brings an uprising of interest in cloud
computing.
