What are key enablers of Cloud Computing?
The key enablers for Cloud Computing becoming a viable alternative to traditional client-server, on premise software deployment include:
The increasing availability of high speed broadband networks to optimise user response times on the web enabled software
Advances in server performance and virtualisation to optimise the multi-tenant shared hosting of the Cloud applications
The development of highly scalable and robust Cloud software platforms taking care of the common services (eg. user management, security, multi-tenancy and billing) shared by all the applications
The economic downturn and the drive towards Green computing with reduced energy costs has provided added impetus for businesses and government bodies to explore the potential benefits of deploying Cloud Computing.
The key enablers for Cloud Computing becoming a viable alternative to traditional client-server, on premise software deployment include:
The increasing availability of high speed broadband networks to optimise user response times on the web enabled software
Advances in server performance and virtualisation to optimise the multi-tenant shared hosting of the Cloud applications
The development of highly scalable and robust Cloud software platforms taking care of the common services (eg. user management, security, multi-tenancy and billing) shared by all the applications
The economic downturn and the drive towards Green computing with reduced energy costs has provided added impetus for businesses and government bodies to explore the potential benefits of deploying Cloud Computing.
