Which are the different layers that define cloud architecture?

[RH-Calvin]

Which are the different layers that define cloud architecture?

[manoharparakh]

Cloud computing is made up of several layers for better functional performance. Architecturally, Cloud computer can be separated into 4 layers

Physical layers: It consists of all the physical serves, networks, etc

. Infrastructure layer: Infrastructure as a Solution is the organized shipment to customers of facilities sources such as web servers, networks, and other hardware.

Platform layer: This layer contains elements such as Windows, Azure, Google App Engine. Deals total tools to create as well as deploy applications on the platform.

Application layer: This is the last layer that the end-users engage with. It contains software program such as Gmail, Salesforce, Dropbox, and so on

[emogenetailor]

The Different Layers of Cloud Computing are IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS.

IaaS: Infrastructure as a Service
IaaS, or Infrastructure as a Service, refers to the hardware, network equipment, and web hosting servers that web hosting companies rent out to consumers. The IaaS layer of Cloud computing is comprised of all the hardware needed to make Cloud computing possible.

PaaS: Platform as a Service
PaaS, or Platform as a Service, refers to the middle layer of the Cloud used for development by web developers, programmers, and coders. The PaaS layer of the Cloud is used to create applications, programs, software, and web tools.

SaaS: Software as a Service
SaaS, or Software as a Service, is the topmost layer of the Cloud. SaaS serves as the layer of the Cloud which the vast majority of consumers use. Built on top of both IaaS and PaaS, Software as a Service provides applications, programs, software, and web tools to the public for free or for a price.

[Pravin]

Cloud computing is made up of several layers for better operational efficiency. Architecturally, Cloud computing can be divided into 4 layers

Physical layers: It contains all the physical serves, networks, etc.

Infrastructure layer: Infrastructure as a Service is the hosted delivery to users of infrastructure resources such as servers, networks, and other hardware.

Platform layer: This layer contains components such as Windows, Azure, Google App Engine. Offers complete tools to develop and deploy applications on the platform.

Application layer: This is the last layer that the end-users interact with. It contains software such as Gmail, Salesforce, Dropbox, etc.