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    Cloud computing enables convenient, on-demand access to shared computing resources over a network. It allows for rapid development and release of services with minimal management or provider interaction. Cloud computing is now the expected approach for IT and impacts modern businesses, serving as the foundation for trends like the Internet of Things, artificial intelligence, and digital business. Standard cloud reference models provide order to the diverse cloud landscape by describing key concepts, sharing understanding, and guiding interoperability and standards.

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    Cloud computing enables convenient, on-demand access to shared computing resources over a network. It allows for rapid development and release of services with minimal management or provider interaction. Cloud computing is now the expected approach for IT and impacts modern businesses, serving as the foundation for trends like the Internet of Things, artificial intelligence, and digital business. Standard cloud reference models provide order to the diverse cloud landscape by describing key concepts, sharing understanding, and guiding interoperability and standards.

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    Cloud Computing

    Cloud computing enables convenient, on-demand network access


    to a shared pool of computing resources. It allows rapid
    development and release of your services with minimal
    management effort or any other service provider interaction.
    Cloud computing continues to evolve from a market disruptor to the
    expected approach for IT. It now impacts every aspect of modern
    businesses. It also serves as the foundation for other disruptive
    trends, including the Internet of Things, artificial intelligence (AI)
    and the digital business.
    This figure appearing below illustrates the benefits of cloud
    computing:
    As you can see, cloud computing enables businesses to focus on
    their core strengths and delegate non-strategic IT functions to an
    external partner. This allows companies to improve scalability,
    agility, increase innovation and reduce costs.

    Cloud Reference Models


    With the increasing popularity of cloud computing, the definitions
    of various cloud computing architectures have broadened. The
    cloud landscape has many vendors and multiple definitions of
    offerings, making it very difficult to evaluate their services. With
    such diversity in their implementation, understanding how the cloud
    works and interacts with other technologies can be a little
    confusing.
    To achieve the potential of cloud computing, there is a need to have
    a standard cloud reference model for the software architects,
    software engineers, security experts and businesses, since it
    provides a fundamental reference point for the development of
    cloud computing. The Cloud Reference Model brings order to this
    cloud landscape. This figure appearing here also illustrates various
    cloud providers and their technologies within the available cloud
    service models in the market.
    The Model Overview
    Standards bodies define the cloud reference models, and then
    vendors map their services to these models. The National Institute
    of Standards and Technology (NIST), a U.S. government body,
    defines the standard protocol for cloud computing providers.
    Vendors then develop their cloud platform while following the
    defined standard guidelines and starting their operational
    engagement with enterprise business systems.
    NIST took an early leadership role in standardizing the definitions
    around cloud computing. This happened as cloud technology was
    making inroads into the U.S. federal government.
    Leading cloud service providers map their services to the NIST
    reference model. IBM, Microsoft, Oracle, and Amazon are leading
    companies in the market, which provide cloud service that comply
    with the NIST reference model. The reference model:
     Describes the domain and key concepts
     Provides a shared vision, understanding, and taxonomy
     Reduces complexity to enhance the development of new
    products
     Provides a guide for interoperability and standards
     Provides a model for functions and services of cloud
    implementations
     Defines best practices

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