- Cloud Computing Basics
- Cloud Computing - Home
- Cloud Computing - Overview
- Cloud Computing - Evolution
- Cloud Computing - Characteristics
- Cloud Computing - Advantages
- Cloud Computing - Planning
- Cloud Computing - Technologies
- Cloud Computing - Architecture
- Cloud Computing - Infrastructure
- Cloud Deployment Models
- Public Cloud Model
- Private Cloud Model
- Hybrid Cloud Model
- Community Cloud Model
- Cloud Service Models
- Infrastructure Service
- Platform Service
- Software ervice
- Identity Service
- Network Service
- IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS
- Cloud Virtualization
- Cloud Computing Virtualization
- Server Virtualization
- Data Virtualization
- Software Virtualization
- Storage Virtualization
- Network Virtualization
- Linux Virtualization
- Cloud Advanced Concepts
- Cloud Computing - Management
- Cloud Computing - Data Storage
- Cloud Computing - Security
- Cloud Computing - Operation
- Cloud Computing - Applications
- Cloud Computing - Providers
- Cloud Computing - Challenges
- Cloud Computing - Mobile
- Google Cloud Platform
- Cloud Computing - Multitenancy
- Hypervisor Security
- Cloud Computing - Principles
- Security Architecture
- Fault Tolerance
- Cloud Computing - Resiliency
- Service Level Agreements
- Cloud Networking
- Server Consolidation
- Cloud Computing - Scaling
- Autoscaling vs Load Balancer
- Scalability and Elasticity
- Cloud Bursting vs Cloud Scaling
- Resource Pooling
- Load Balancing
- Security Threats in Implementation SaaS
- Cloud Computing - Data Center
- Cloud Computing - Aneka
- Cloud Computing - Rapid Elasticity
- Cloud Computing - Xaas
- Cloud Computing - DaaS
- Cloud Computing - CaaS
- Cloud Computing - Roots
- Cloud Hosting vs Web Hosting
- Colocation vs Cloud
- iCloud Drive vs Dropbox
- SAP vs Oracle Cloud
- Cloud Computing vs Data Science
- Cloud Integration Platform
- Onedrive and iCloud
- Private Cloud and On-premise
- What is Cloudcraft
- Bitbucket Cloud API
- Akamai vs Cloudflare
- AWS CloudWatch vs Datadog
- Cloud Burst
- Cloudflare vs CloudFront
- Elastic Cloud on Azure
- Cloud Useful Resources
- Cloud Computing - Quick Guide
- Cloud Computing - Useful Resources
- Cloud Computing - Discussion
Cloud Computing Providers
Various Cloud Computing platforms are available today. The following table contains the popular Cloud Computing platforms:
| SN | Platform Description |
|---|---|
| 1 |
Salesforce.com This is a Force.com development platform. This provides a simple user interface and lets users log in, build an app, and push it in the cloud. |
| 2 |
Appistry The Appistry's CloudIQ platform is efficient in delivering a runtime application. This platform is very useful to create scalable and service oriented applications. |
| 3 |
AppScale The AppScale is an open source platform for App Engine of Google applications. |
| 4 |
AT&T The AT&T allows access to virtual servers and manages the virtualization infrastructure. This virtualization infrastructure includes network, server and storage. |
| 5 |
Engine Yard The Engine Yard is a rails application on cloud computing platform. |
| 6 |
Enomaly Enomaly provides the Infrastructure-as-a-Service platform. |
| 7 |
FlexiScale The FlexiScale offers a cloud computing platform that allows flexible, scalable and automated cloud infrastructure. |
| 8 |
GCloud3 The GCloud3 offers private cloud solution in its platform. |
| 9 |
Gizmox The Gizmox Visual WebGUI platform is best suited for developing new web apps and modernize the legacy apps based on ASP.net, DHTML, etc. |
| 10 |
GoGrid The GoGrid platform allows the users to deploy web and database cloud services. |
| 11 |
The Google's App Engine lets the users build, run and maintain their applications on Google infrastructure. |
| 12 |
LongJump The LongJump offers a business application platform, a Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS). |
| 13 |
Microsoft The Microsoft Windows Azure is a cloud computing platform offering an environment to create cloud apps and services. |
| 14 |
OrangeScape OrangeScape offers a Platform-as-a-Service (Paas) for non-programmers. Building an app is as easy as spreadsheet. |
| 15 |
RackSpace The RackSpace provides servers-on-demand via a cloud-driven platform of virtualized servers. |
| 16 |
Amazon EC2 The Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) lets the users configure and control computing resources while running them on Amazon environment. |