Cloud Tecnology

2. – A cloud-based software service provided to users via the internet, typically on a subscription model.
6. – The technique of creating simulated environments or resources from physical hardware.
7. – The delay experienced when transmitting data across a network or system.
8. – The capability of a system to handle increasing workloads without affecting performance.
11. – A cloud platform that allows developers to create, test, and deploy software applications.
13. – A service that keeps digital files remotely on the internet, making them accessible from anywhere.
14. – A computing environment that combines private and public online services to enhance flexibility ( - cloud)
15. – A computing infrastructure that is used exclusively by a single organization, offering enhanced privacy and security ( - cloud)

1. – The ability of a system to dynamically adjust resources based on current demand.
3. – The volume of data that can be transferred over a network in a given time period.
4. – The period during which a system or service remains functional and available for use without failure.
5. – A method of providing program services over the internet, including storage, processing, and networking, on a pay-as-you-go basis.
9. – A cloud model offering virtualized computing resources through the internet.
10. – A building or facility housing IT equipment such as servers, storage devices, and networking gear.
12. – A shared computing service where multiple organizations access resources hosted by a provider ( - cloud)