It is very common to confuse cloud computing with
virtualization. Since they are both relatively new and since
organizations are calling it the saving face of new age
technology, I assumed we might want to look into what exactly
the two technologies are and how diverse they are from each
other. Cloud is essentially a highly scalable platform where you
can store data, build and run applications that can be accessed
through the internet only. Cloud is a mode to mobilize all
applications so that you can remotely access your organization
data through any device that has access to internet. Data center
hosts or collocation hosts who are interested in cloud
technology provide software as a service packages to their
clients. Cloud makes it possible to have your servers in a
secure environment in any part of the world and your clients
still can access and modify the data if they have required
security clearance. Cloud makes use of virtualized resources in
order to fulfill its requirements. A cloud host provides hardw