Cloud Solutions

Cloud architecture refers to the integration of various technology components—such as physical servers, databases, storage devices, virtual resources, networking elements, and software—required to build a cloud computing environment. It serves as a design strategy for connecting cloud-based infrastructure to run and deploy applications, considering an organization’s workload requirements and operational costs.

Front End: The frontend refers to the client side of the cloud computing system. It includes all the user interfaces and applications used by clients to access cloud services. Examples include web browsers, mobile devices, and tablets.

Backend: The backend is used by the service provider and includes all the resources required to provide cloud computing services. It manages resources, provides security mechanisms, and includes components such as virtual machines, storage, and deployment models.