The cloud infrastructure consists of servers, hypervisors, networks, storage devices, deployment software, platform virtualization, and management software.
- A hypervisor is software that creates and manages virtual machines. It is also referred to as a virtual machine monitor (VMM). The hypervisor enables the host machine to distribute a single physical instance of cloud resources to multiple clients.
- A server is a system that provides other computers, known as clients, with resource allocation and de-allocation, data, security, programmes, resource monitoring, and services. It is critical in IT infrastructure.
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- Network: The network is critical in cloud computing. It enables the connection of cloud services via the internet. We can also deliver the network as a utility over the internet, as per the business requirement.
- Storage: There are multiple replicas of storage in a cloud environment. If a storage device fails, the data can be easily extracted from another location, making the cloud environment more reliable.
- Management Software: Management software aids in the maintenance and configuration of the cloud environment’s infrastructure.
- Deployment software aids in the integration and deployment of software or applications in the cloud environment.
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