ABOUT

CloudComputingTechie.com is a blog website that talks about Cloud Computing, its effect on lifestyle and trends.

Currently I am writing blogs as a user’s perspective. So I can journal my journey to cloud world. At first, it might look like ‚just another blog, but after digging deeper, you‚ll find ample reasons to stay glued to the site.

Future: I would be looking for some Cloud Experts and inviting them to write on this blog. So it will be community generated blog.

If you’ve ever browsed YouTube for videos, streamed music online, or even just sent and received e-mails, you’ve used cloud computing services. The cloud has been around us for a long time and it’s only now that we’ve started realizing its full potential.

If you are even a basic computer user, it is likely that you have already used some form of cloud computing service. Any entirely online service you use, be It e-mail, file storage or sharing, or even media streaming, uses cloud computing technology. if you have used any service that doesn’t require you to download and install specific software or store any data locally, you have used the cloud.

What is cloud computing?

Cloud computing allows you to keep your PC and all of your mobile devices in sync all the time. You can access all of your personal data at any given moment, you can organize and collect data from any online source, and you can even share photos, videos, music, contacts, e-mail, documents, etc. with your friends, family, and coworkers in an instant. In essence, personal cloud computing gives you easy and quick access to all your data, making it instantly accessible and mobile.

Social networks, file sharing servers and Web- accessible software take advantage of resources provided by cloud computing to give you a light weight structure for your personal computing needs. Cloud services give you options to protect your data with accessibility and privacy settings for your accounts, enabling you to store your life on a remote server without having to worry about storage space constraints or software installations.