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 Cloud computing gives companies: Agility Flexibility  Competitiveness infrastructure and workloads: the cost of building and operating a data center can be huge, and pay for cloud computing service to have a low initial cost to pay as you go attribute can be significantly cost saving. * not all workloads are ready for the cloud. ¿Leasing or buying? It's important that every organization evaluates if paying for application access is a more viable option than purchasing off the shelf software and subsequently investing in upgrades. Time management Consider what it means to them to get a new app up and running in "x" hours on the cloud, versus a couple of weeks or months on traditional platforms. Cost-efficiencies And the person hours cost efficiencies they gain from using cloud dashboards, real-time statistics and active analytics. Risk is more risky to invest in the hardware and software or rent by the hours Safe for example, it is a good idea to work on a 12-month plan t...

Here I share with you the reliable resources I found until now on my own learning path Let's talk about boot camps: Coming from someone that study a different field in Uni, I can say that a boot camp works for me. Programming, is like learning a new lenguage, so personally I found it very useful having a guide at the beginning. A plus under my perspective is , that boot camps are a fast way of learning a bunch of programming languages and tools that you will use as a developer every day. But if you have some experience in the field of computer science, take programming courses in uni, or you are a passionate gamer. Safe to say, you can start learning on your own if you are organized and determinate. Boot camps can be also very expensive (I also share free ones to apply on a scholarship basis, so keep reading) let's be honest and how to choose one if you are not sure of the quality content they provide? Tricky one right?. So, if you are ready to invest in your education, and wan...

Cloud computing also referred to as "the cloud" is the delivery of on-demand computing resources, everything from apps to data centers, over the internet on a pay for use basis. The concept of cloud computing was born around the 1950 were large-scale mainframes with high-volume processing power became available. In order to make efficient use of the computing power of mainframes, the practice of time-sharing or resource pooling evolve. Dumb terminal, back in the days, facilitates access to the mainframes, and multiple users were able to access the same data storage layers and CPU power from any terminal. In 1970 with the release of an operating system called virtual machine, it became possible for mainframes to have multiple systems or virtual machines on a single physical node.  The VM operating system evolves from 1950 application of shared access of mainframe by allowing multiple distinct compute environments to exist on the same physical hardware.  Each virtual machine ho...

Cloud computing, also known as "the cloud" is the definition of delivery of on-demand computing resources. The US National institute of standards and technology defines cloud computing as a model for enabling convenient, on-demand network access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources that can be rapidly provisioned and release with minimal management effort or service provider interaction. Examples of clouds are: Network  Servers Storage applications  Services  The cloud model is made of: 5 essential characteristics  3 deployment models  3 service models  Let's talk first about the 5 essential characteristics: On demand self-service: you can get access to the resources in the cloud, such as processing power, storage and network you need by using a simple interface, without requiring human interaction with each service provider  Board network access: the resources on the cloud can be easily accessed via network through standard mechanisms ...