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That’s no more “the cloud” in modern parlance than the two servers sitting in a server room and arms throw away that we accessed via a green screen in the 90s,
by scarface74 4y ago
That’s no more “the cloud” in modern parlance than the two servers sitting in a server room and arms throw away that we accessed via a green screen in the 90s,
- dragonwriter 4y agoAssuming that thet use dynamic provision of services abstracted from physical servers, that is exactly the modern definition of “private cloud”. You seem to be confusing cloud with “public cloud”, but private (and hybrid) cloud is very much a part of the modern understanding of cloud.
- scarface74 4y agoYou could do that with old IBMs. Does that mean if I have one laptop where I can provision multiple VMs, I’m doing “cloud computing” from my house?