CLOUD DELIVERY MODELS
CLOUD DELIVERY
MODELS
A Cloud Delivery Model represents a specific, pre-packaged combination of IT resources
offered by a cloud provider. Three common cloud delivery models have become
widely established and formalized:
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- IAAS ( Infrastructure as a Service )
- PAAS ( Platform as a Service )
- SAAS ( Software as a Service )
Infrastructure as a Service is the delivery of computer hardware
(servers, networking technology, storage, and data center space) as a service.
It may also include the delivery of operating systems and virtualization
technology to manage the resources.
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Platform as a Service includes the delivery of more than just
infrastructure. It delivers what you might call a solution stack — an
integrated set of software that provides everything a developer needs to build
an application — for both software development and runtime.
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Software as a Service is the delivery of business
applications designed for a specific purpose. Software as a Service comes in
two distinct modes:
o Simple multi-tenancy: Each customer has its own resources
that are segregated from those of other customers. It amounts to a relatively
inefficient form of multi-tenancy.
o Fine-grain multi-tenancy: This offers the same level of
segregation but is far more efficient. All resources are shared, but customer
data and access capabilities are segregated within the application.
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