Platform As A Service (PaaS) 1
Platform As A Service (PaaS) 1
Anil Kumar P
Darshan D M
Murali R Bharadwaj
Prajwal V N
Sandeep S R
CONTENTS
➢ INTRODUCTION
➢ EVOLUTION OF COMPUTING PARADIGMS AND RELATED
COMPONENTS
➢ DISTRIBUTED COMPUTING
➢ UTILITY COMPUTING
➢ CLOUD COMPUTING
➢ GRID COMPUTING
➢ APPLICATIONS
INTRODUCTION TO PAAS
Platform as a service (PaaS) is a complete development and deployment
environment in the cloud, with resources that enable you to deliver everything
from simple cloud-based apps to sophisticated, cloud-enabled enterprise
applications.
HOW DOES PAAS INTERNALLY HOSTED TO
DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENTS?
PaaS can be accessed over any internet connection, making it possible to build an entire application
in a web browser. Because the development environment is not hosted locally, developers can work
on the application from anywhere in the world. This enables teams that are spread out across
geographic locations to collaborate. It also means developers have less control over the
development environment, though this comes with far less overhead.
WHAT IS INCLUDED IN PAAS?
• Development tools
• Middleware
• Operating systems
• Database management
• Infrastructure
ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
• Can solve larger, more complex • Grid software and standards are still
evolving
problems in a shorter time
• In this computing, the licensing across
• Easier to collaborate with other many servers may make it prohibitive for
organizations some apps.
• Make better use of existing hardware • You may need to have an interconnection
between compute resources.
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