Cloud Computing Basics

Cloud computing refers to storing and accessing data over the internet instead of a computer's hard drive.

Cloud computing allows users to edit MS Office documents online without installing the actual program on their device.

Front-end devices are the devices used by clients to access data or programs through browsers or special applications.

Cloud computing architecture consists of front-end devices, back-end platforms, cloud-based delivery, and network.

Data in cloud computing is stored in a remote location and synchronized with other web information.

Which of the following best describes cloud computing?

What are the components of cloud computing architecture?

What are front-end devices in cloud computing?

What is one prominent example of cloud computing?

Where is data stored in cloud computing?