Modern days network-connected users thrive for far better computing power. The computing power is a combination of Hardware, Software, and networks.

Here are four kinds of connected models. Those are

1.Parallel Computing

Parallel Vs. Grid Vs. Distributed Vs. Cloud Computing
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2. Grid Computing

Parallel Vs. Grid Vs. Distributed Vs. Cloud Computing
Computing Power

3. Distributed Computing

4. Cloud Computing

  • It is the 21st century, and working and delivering task is past now. With the virtualization takes place, the physical-resources can virtualize as needed.
  • The Prime goal is reduce cost, and quicker delivery.
  • Resources consumption is on-demand. I need X computing-power then I will get X computing power. The other guy needs Y, and he gets Y. In general, it is elastic. It expands and shrinks according to demand – this is the power of the cloud.
  • Cloud is a combination of Hardware, Software and Network. All these resources you can get on-demand.
  • Nowadays, you can see, Public, Private and Hybrid models of the Cloud. Private means in the premises. Public means outside premises. Hybrid means a combination of these.

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