An internal cloud is a cloud computing mechanism used within an organization. It applies virtualization methods, shared storage and network resources to avail control of an organization’s cloud environment. For example, an internal cloud of a university comprised of virtualized server systems on
In a virtual machine environment, the host virtual machine (HVM) provides resource allocation to guest virtual machines. HVM capture all I/O requests from the Guest VM and reroute them to the physical system’s resources.
A host virtual machine is a server component that provides resource allocation
Hardware virtualization embeds virtualization hypervisor directly on hardware rather than as software. It can consolidate multiple workloads on a single server. When necessary, a particular component of hardware or architecture can emulate on a computer.
Hardware Virtualization refers to the embedding
Elastic computing provides dynamic allocation of computing resources to virtual machines and cloud infrastructure. It can provision and de-provision processes, memory, and storage resources to meet the peak and off-peak needs of virtual machines.
Elastic computing enables virtual machines to manage
Cloud Security Alliance or (CSA) is a nonprofit organization that promotes the best security measures and practices for cloud computing. It aims to provide awareness for secure use of cloud for individuals and businesses.
Cloud Security Alliance was created to promote research and best practices to
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