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Cloud Computing Behavior

By Exforsys | on April 7, 2009 |
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The behavior of cloud computing is highly dynamic wherein the only way the process would be possible is through proper interaction of the application and hardware. If one of the components in cloud computing will not work or at least will execute below par, cloud computing will never work. Developers and business managers have to make sure everything is according to plan which will never falter in any occasion. Certain support measures have to be implemented to prevent any form of downtime. Infrastructure and extensive monitoring is usually a requirement to properly implement cloud computing and stay true to its behavior.

From Desktop to Browser

One of the best characteristics of cloud computing is its ability to remove the need of desktop or local applications. Everything could be extracted online and everything could be performed in a secured browser. Major browsers have the capability to handle different types of cloud computing and they will work seamlessly as long as the supporting factors could properly execute.

Obviously, cloud computing is all about doing everything online. This means cloud computing will require different factors should be working together. Aside from these factors, they should be working consistently to ensure continuous business operation.

Ability to be Dynamic

Getting the application, data and proper process in the cloud is not just getting the data available in the server and could be extracted by request. The processing power of data center and application should have dynamism that should be observed at all times. Dynamism in cloud computing is the ability to redistribute the processing power of the cloud at will. If there are few users who tries to use the cloud, the resources of the cloud should be distributed on those number of users. At the same time, cloud computing should be redistributed when the number of users will increase.

Distribution of Resources

Aside from the ability to adapt to the number of users and data requests, cloud computing should have the ability to work with different form of resources. Most well known service providers do not rely their operations in one service center alone. They would usually come with two or more server farms – infrastructure with multiple and massive servers.

These are not done just to store large amount of data, multiple server farms in different areas are redistributed in locations so that they could provide ample support to other data centers. If one server farm will go down, other server farms will take over the load temporarily.

Operations as Abstraction

Cloud computing is never a simple concept. Each application that will run in the server and would eventually become online will require different set-up. This is essential in abstraction which will enable the application to be highly dynamic as well as adaptable. Abstraction should be observed as behavior in cloud computing as this will provide the needed operations for cloud computing. Through abstraction, the application should be adaptable enough to different scenarios. This is useful especially for businesses that requests adaptable processes.

Platform Development

The only way the application in cloud computing should be launched is through a platform. By using a platform such as browser, the local gadget will only require minimal application to be launched. One classic example is the browser wherein online applications could be easily launched.

This is very challenging for developers since launching the application online will require greater adaptability. Browser incompatibility is still one of the biggest challenges a developer must face. Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera, Safari and other major browsers have different implementation to different functions. This means developers might not have the ability to implement certain application in a specific browser.

Physical Requirements

Getting everything done online requires powerful hardware capabilities. As already indicated, the online application in cloud computing requires different type of data center. Everything will be for nothing if the application will not have powerful support.

The physical requirement is actually the most challenging part in cloud computing. The physical requirement will need considerable amount of spending just to make sure everything will work seamlessly. Once everything has been set-up, additional support for software as well as hardware components should be there. The security of these components is always a requirement for disaster prevention and optimum performance.

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