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The seminar report on Cloud Computing discusses its definition, key features, and service models including IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS. It highlights the advantages such as low cost and flexibility, alongside disadvantages like security risks and dependency on internet access. The report concludes that cloud computing is essential for efficient data management and will significantly influence future technology and digital transformation.

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The seminar report on Cloud Computing discusses its definition, key features, and service models including IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS. It highlights the advantages such as low cost and flexibility, alongside disadvantages like security risks and dependency on internet access. The report concludes that cloud computing is essential for efficient data management and will significantly influence future technology and digital transformation.

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Department of Information Science and Engineering

Academic year: 2026-27


Seminar Report On Cloud Computing
“ Cloud Computing and Service Models ”

Name of Student: GUIDE:


Kiran kumar D
Varshini N (1DB23IS176) Assistant Professor
Department of ISE
DBIT, Bengaluru
Contents
 Introduction
 Cloud Computing Overview
 Service Models
 Advantages and Disadvantages
 Applications
 Conclusion
Introduction
➢ On-Demand Anywhere Computing: Cloud computing delivers
computing power, storage, and applications over the Internet, enabling
access anytime, anywhere without physical infrastructure.
➢ Flexible & Scalable Resources: Resources can scale automatically
based on demand, reducing costs and improving efficiency for
businesses and individuals.
➢ Service Model Spectrum: Cloud services are structured into IaaS
(Infrastructure), PaaS (Platform), and SaaS (Software), offering
increasing levels of abstraction and ease of use.
➢ Innovation Without Complexity: Users can focus on development,
data, or business operations while the cloud handles maintenance,
security, and resource management.
Cloud Computing Overview
➢ Definition: Cloud computing is the
delivery of computing services like
servers, storage, databases, networking,
software, internet
➢ Key Idea: Instead of using local
computers or servers, users can access
resources and applications online.
➢ Main Features:
▪ On-demand access to resources
▪ Scalable and flexible services
▪ Pay-as-you-use model
➢ Purpose: Makes computing faster,
easier, and more cost-effective for
individuals and organizations.
Service Models
[Link] as a service (IAAS)
➢ Provides virtual servers, storage, and networking over the internet.

➢ No need to buy or manage physical hardware.

➢ Scalable and flexible resources can be increased or decreased.

➢ Pay-as-you-use cost-effective for businesses.

➢ Common use: hosting websites, databases, and applications.

EXAMPLES :
[Link] as a service(PAAS)
➢ Provides a platform to build, test, and deploy applications.

➢ Includes tools, frameworks, and development environments.

➢ Helps developers focus on coding, not servers.

➢ Developers can build apps quickly using ready-made tools.

➢ Collaboration Multiple developers can work on the same app.

EXAMPLES :
[Link] as a service(SAAS)
➢ Provides software applications over the internet.

➢ Users can access apps from any device without installation.

➢ Paid subscription-based model is common.

➢ Automatic Software updates happen automatically.

➢ Accessible Anywhere Can use on laptops, tablets with internet.

EXAMPLES :
Advantages Disadvantages
➢ Low Cost: No need to buy ➢ Security Risk – Data may not be
hardware. fully safe.
➢ Easy Access: Use from ➢ Needs Internet – Cannot work
anywhere. without internet.
➢ Flexible: Increase or decrease ➢ Less Control – User cannot
usage anytime. fully control data.
➢ Backup: Data is saved safely. ➢ Downtime – Sometimes services
➢ Automatic Updates: Software may stop.
and services are updated ➢ Subscription Cost – Long-term
automatically. use may cost money.
Applications
➢ Data Storage and Management:
Cloud computing provides efficient and scalable data storage solutions,
allowing users to store, manage, and retrieve data from anywhere.
➢ Software Development and Deployment:
Cloud platforms support application development by offering tools and
environments for coding, testing, and deployment.
➢ Online Services and Applications:
Cloud computing enables the delivery of software applications over the
internet. Users can access services like email, office tools.
➢ Disaster Recovery and Business Continuity:
Cloud services help organizations maintain backup systems and recover
data quickly during system failures or disasters.
Conclusion
➢ In conclusion, cloud computing has become an essential technology
that simplifies how data and applications are managed.

➢ The different service models Infrastructure as a Service, Platform as a


Service, and Software as a Service provide solutions for storage.

➢ Overall, cloud computing improves productivity, ensures data safety,


and supports continuous access to services.

➢ Its growing importance shows that it will continue to play a major


role in the future of technology and digital transformation.
THANK YOU

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