Difference between revisions of "The Cloud"
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*For most users [[The Cloud]] is just that part of the [[World Wide Web]] that provide services as opposed to end [[User Device]]s which typically consume those service. | *For most users [[The Cloud]] is just that part of the [[World Wide Web]] that provide services as opposed to end [[User Device]]s which typically consume those service. | ||
*Actually most service that are available on [[The Web]] are exposed as [[API]]s that provide services to other computers in [[The Cloud]]. | *Actually most service that are available on [[The Web]] are exposed as [[API]]s that provide services to other computers in [[The Cloud]]. | ||
| − | *Most often the term [[The Cloud]] implies a server farm that offers a generic service that is then programed to provide specific services to others as opposed to purpose | + | *Most often the term [[The Cloud]] implies a server farm that offers a generic service that is then programed to provide specific services to others as opposed to purpose-built computer servers that are specifically tuned to the needs of the services offered. |
==Problems== | ==Problems== | ||
Revision as of 16:15, 19 March 2019
Full Title or Meme
That part of the internet that is services rather than end User Devices.
Context
- For most users The Cloud is just that part of the World Wide Web that provide services as opposed to end User Devices which typically consume those service.
- Actually most service that are available on The Web are exposed as APIs that provide services to other computers in The Cloud.
- Most often the term The Cloud implies a server farm that offers a generic service that is then programed to provide specific services to others as opposed to purpose-built computer servers that are specifically tuned to the needs of the services offered.
