Comp Sci Help me choose Cloud technology for small business-:

[shivajikobardan]

Homework Statement

illustrate what type of cloud technologies would you recommend for a small business firm with high level of accuracy and security required for business transactions.

Relevant Equations

IaaS,SaaS,PaaS

IMO IaaS would be the right choice as most of the things you can change yourself rather than depending on cloud.. What do you think?

 

[Mark44]

First off, IaaS, SaaS, and PaaS are not equations. If you can't think of any equations, you could just write NA, short for "not applicable."

Second, I for one don't know what the IaaS, SaaS, and PaaS expand to, and I'd be willing to bet that some other members don't, either. My guess is that they are <x> as a System, but that's only a guess.

 

[sysprog]

I've never recommended any 'cloud' systems $-$ I think that it's a severely untruthful paradigm $-$ really they're server sets run by someone else.

 

[sysprog]

I for one don't know what the IaaS, SaaS, and PaaS expand to, and I'd be willing to bet that some other members don't, either.

I'll 'fess up that I don't know either $-$ I actually don't want to know anything about 'cloud' stuff $-$ I don't see why I should allow myself to be answerable regarding a system set over which I have no control.

 

[sysprog]

IMO IaaS would be the right choice as most of the things you can change yourself rather than depending on cloud.. What do you think?

In my opinion, you're right to want more control options; however, you can't control what someone else does, even though you can still be blamed for it if something goes wrong; wherefore, I generally eschew 'cloud' options whenever/wherever I can.

 

[pbuk]

My guess is that they are <x> as a System, but that's only a guess.

Close, it's <x> as a service. I believe "Software as a Service" was the first to be coined, Infrastructure and Platform came later.

Depending on what you call "small", a small business may not have the resources to run its own full service IT department so the ability to purchase secure and robust software, networking and hardware services has a value.

 

[Mark44]

I believe "Software as a Service"

Yes, that looks familiar.