Software as a Service (SaaS) is a cloud-based solution that gives companies easy and affordable access to online applications and the powerful infrastructure needed to run them. One of the most appealing aspects of SaaS is that it gives businesses a speedy route to digital transformation, enabling them to deploy new technologies and put them …
Confused by all the different types of as a Service? It’s not surprising. When you’re considering a managed service, you’ll frequently come across a range of IT acronyms, such as IaaS, PaaS and SaaS. Although you’ll soon learn what each one stands for, understanding what they mean and what kind of services each one provides …
The Cloud computing stack can be defined as having three dimensions: a software dimension, a platform dimension, and an infrastructure dimension. Individually these three dimensions contribute to different areas of corporate IT, looking to simplify the jobs of developers and system administrators, but also reducing the level of support that end-users need. Together they provide …
In my previous post, I have explained and differentiated, How principles of virtualisation can help you to understand cloud computing. I have identified the main cloud services on demand that are Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PasS), the software service -Software as a Service (SaaS). The 3 concept of cloud computing …
After going through a number of articles, discussion boards and professional channels over the social media, I realised a strange fact (or people assume it to be a fact) where SaaS is conveniently used synonymous to Cloud. After digging into the depths of how these individuals developed this idea that made a place in their …
Now-a-days most of the businesses across the globe use varies computing machines to carry out their day-to-day business tasks. Some might have come across issues which would have disrupted the tasks/jobs that was expected to go about in a particular way. Issues when the systems might have faced malfunctions, there is a greater loss to …
