Introduction to Distributed and Cloud Computing
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What are the primary security concerns associated with cloud computing?

Data breaches, loss of control over sensitive data, and potential for service outages.

How does peer-to-peer computing differ from traditional client-server models?

Peer-to-peer computing allows direct sharing between users without relying on a central server.

In what way does grid computing leverage distributed resources?

Grid computing aggregates computing power and storage across multiple locations to perform complex tasks.

What is utility computing, and how does it benefit businesses?

<p>Utility computing provides on-demand computing resources charged based on usage, preventing resource waste.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What role does Bluetooth technology play in modern wireless networking?

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Study Notes

Distributed Networking

  • Networks spread across multiple geographical locations
  • Centralized control is not necessary
  • Examples: Internet, corporate intranets

Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Computing

  • Users share resources directly with each other
  • Decentralized architecture
  • Examples: file sharing networks, Bitcoin

Grid Computing

  • Connects geographically dispersed computer resources
  • Used for solving complex computational problems
  • Examples: Scientific research, high-performance computing

Cloud Computing

  • On-demand access to computing resources over a network
  • Pay-as-you-go model
  • Examples: Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform

Utility Computing

  • Resources are delivered as a utility, like electricity
  • Measured and priced based on usage
  • Similar to cloud computing

On-demand Computing

  • Accessing computing resources when needed
  • Flexibility and scalability
  • Examples: Cloud services, virtual machines

Wireless Networks

  • Connect devices without physical cables
  • Examples: WiFi, Bluetooth, cellular networks

Bluetooth

  • Short-range wireless communication standard
  • Used for connecting devices like smartphones and headphones
  • Lower power consumption than Wi-Fi

Artificial Intelligence (AI)

  • Machines with human-like intelligence
  • Examples: machine learning, natural language processing
  • Applications: image recognition, self-driving cars

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Explore the modern concepts of distributed and cloud computing through this quiz. Understand various architectures, including peer-to-peer, grid, and utility computing, and their real-world applications. Test your knowledge on the evolution of networking and computing methods.

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