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Recommended: Cloud computing is the delivery of computing resources over the internet based on cloud consumer demand

What is Cloud Computing? Cloud computing is computing that includes a huge number of computers connected through a communication network like the Internet. In science, cloud computing is a substitute for scattered computing over a network, and means the capability to run a program on many connected computers at the same time. Cloud computing has been broadly spread nowadays for its large scale of resources sharing as it has many benefits which is cost effective and location independent. Resources on the cloud can be organized by the seller, and used by the client. Also it shares essential software's and on request for different IT industries. The first company to give a great interest of importance of cloud computing was amazon followed by Google, IBM, Zoho,Rackspace and Microsoft. There are huge benefits of cloud computing and one of them is that the customer don't need to buy resources from a third party vendor which helps the customer to save time and money. Cloud computing is used by medium enterprises not only for multinational companies. one of the benefits is that cloud computing is made of several clouds interacting with each others about the various data they holding , thus helping the user to get the required data on a faster rate. Cloud consist of frontend and back end, the front end is the user who asks for the data while the backend where the data storage device is placed. It is defined into four types according to the usage. They are public cloud, private cloud, virtual private cloud and hybrid cloud.

2. TYPES OF CLOUDS:

It is defined into four types according to the usage. They are public cloud, private cloud, virtual private cloud and hybrid cloud.

2.1 THE PUBLIC CLOUD

The substructure behind a public c...

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...hough we have discussed several privacy and confidentiality issues but there are so many undiscovered and hidden issues that are not know yet. Researchers are working on this problem right now providing problem solution of these issues in order to be widely adopted. One of these issues that face cloud systems is encryption, it is the main method for ensuring security of stored data in the cloud, and however this encryption is so expensive. So here comes the main role of researchers and the importance of research to solve such issues. Also the main problem that is facing internet not only cloud computing is that the administrator has the power to check user email and this is a violation to user privacy .thus these type of problems is hard to solve. On the other hand cloud computing benefits is the motivation for researchers to seek a solution for these hard problems.

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