What Are the Various Infrastructure Support System in Cloud Computing Flashcards

What is the various infrastructure support system in Cloud Computing? A cloud computing model needs a lot of structures to function correctly, and the flashcards below are ideal for someone who wants to understand them all. How about you give them a read and try tackling the quizzes that follow to test your understanding of each! All the best!

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Cloud computing
Technology that is rented or leased on a regular,or as-needed basis.
Data
The raw material from which information is produced.
Data mining
Process of analyzing data from different perspectives and summarizing it into useful information
Database
Repository of enterprise data that business applications create or generate,such as sales,accounting,and employee data.Anorganized logical grouping of related files.
Decision support system
Computer-based information system that combines models and data to solve semistructured and some unstructured problems with intensive user involvement.
Global sourcing
Occurs when companies purchase goods or servicesfrom sellers located anywhere in the world.
Information
Data that have been organized so they have meaning and value to the recipient.
IT infrastructure
Provides the foundations for IT applications in theenterprise.It is shared by many applications throughout the enterprise and made to exist for a long time.
Knowledge
Data and/or information that have been organized and processed to convey understanding, experience, accumulated learning,and expertise.
Logistics
The operations involved in the efficient and effective flow and storage of goods,services,and related information from point of origin to point of consumption.
Management information system
Systems designed to provide past,present,and future routine information appropriate for planning, organizing,and controlling the operations of functional areas in an organization.
Private cloud
Cloud owned by a large company or government agency with multiple locations when data confidentiality is required.
Software-as-a-service
Instead of buying and installing expensive packaged enterprise applications,users access applications over a network,with an Internet browser being the only absolute necessity.
Utility computing
Unlimited computing power and storage capacitythat,like electricity,water,and telephone services,can be obtained on demand,used and reallocated for any application,and billed on a pay-per-use basis.
Virtualization
A concept that separates business applications and data from hardware resources,allowing companies to pool hardware resources,rather than dedicate servers to application and assign those resources to applications as needed.