Cloud Infrastructure

Cloud infrastructure refers to the underlying hardware and software that enables the delivery of cloud services. It includes servers, storage, networking, and security components that are required to support cloud computing.

Key Components

• Servers: The backbone of cloud infrastructure, servers host applications, services, and data.
• Storage: Provides scalable and durable storage solutions for data.
• Networking: Ensures reliable and secure communication between different components and services.
• Security: Protects data and applications from unauthorized access and threats.

Types of Cloud Infrastructure

• Public Cloud: Services are delivered over the internet by a third-party provider, such as AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure.
• Private Cloud: Hosted on-premises or in a data center, providing more control and security.
• Hybrid Cloud: Combines public and private cloud services to leverage the benefits of both.

Benefits

• Scalability: Easily scale resources up or down based on demand.
• Cost-Effective: Reduce costs by paying only for what you use.
• Reliability: High availability and disaster recovery options.
• Flexibility: Access resources from anywhere, anytime.

Cloud Infrastructure Diagram

For more information on cloud infrastructure, check out our Cloud Services page.