Differences Between Cloud Computing and Virtualization
In this video, Open Cloud Academy instructor Owen Winn briefly discusses the major differences between Virtualization and Cloud Computing for the CloudU MOOC learning series “Evolution of a Solution”.
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I agree to this explaination and very apt
very nice explanation . easy right to the point. Thanks Zoe
and containers run on these APIs am i correct?
great ! thanks
Thank you for the simplicity!
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this is very good and helpfull
Yes, then entire pool of administrators will eventualy lose jobs? Everything will be centralised to some "trusty" company? There come some AI in next 15 years from now, that will code/program apps/dapps and we all lose jobs because we humans, we are not effective enough? Guess what, there is 7 500 000 000 humans on this planet and more than that, only 2% of that number, have advanced knowledge in IT, and yet there is 2 000 000 000 computer users and growing. There is nothing yet, such as cloud computing or api that can shut down jobs
Which virtualization technology is good , I am planning to subscribe a server from www.datasoft.ws
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Nice explanation.Really simple and clear.
Thanks for the explanation
Absolute clarity, it removes perceived over commitment of resources. Thanks for this Owen.
Simple and smart way of explanation..Thank you sir 🙂
i need to know about opportunities in cloud computing
is this development?
or support or maintain any database?
pls answer
Can you provide any practical example where virtualization is used ?
Loved it !
Two minutes where as some take 15 minutes to say what this guy just said.
very simple explanation. 🙂
Zoe love that you called the "outsourced to an automated layer" for cloud computing
please keep posting tutorials videos
You are the man! Many thanks to you
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M'kay, got it, thanx
How easy to use are these APIs that replace sysadmins and the typical virtualization stack? Do you have to typically hire a team of developers to figure out these APIs and how to bolt things together, or is that something that goes on behind the scenes "in the cloud"? Thanks.