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the "cloud" is a term used by uniformed non technical people. They don't know what they are saying when they use it. However, the "cloud" is simply access to da
by _RPM 11y ago
the "cloud" is a term used by uniformed non technical people. They don't know what they are saying when they use it. However, the "cloud" is simply access to data over a network. Emulating local data storage, but really accessed over a network.
- eropple 11y agoI very strongly disagree. "The cloud" is generally understood, in my circles (and we're quite informed, though not uniformed, and just a teensy bit technical) to be elastically provisioned compute resources that allow us to avoid carrying inventory and turn CAPEX into OPEX.