Now Cloud, What Next ? in Tamil

What's Next after Cloud Computing?
On-premise and cloud computing are both ways to run applications and support business operations, but they differ in several key ways:
Location
On-premise computing is located within an organization's physical office, while cloud computing is hosted offsite on the server of a cloud provider.
Control
On-premise data centers, also known as "on-prem," give you full control of your infrastructure. Cloud computing, however, involves leasing data center resources from a third-party service provider.
Scalability
Cloud computing is scalable, so organizations can use as much compute power, storage, and services as they need at any given time. On-premises resources, on the other hand, offer finite storage and compute power.
Pricing model
Cloud resources use either a subscription-based or usage-based pricing model, while on-premises software often uses a licensing model.
Security
On-premise computing may offer more security than cloud computing, which stores information in the cloud.
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[@leninrana6438]

Watching this video reminds me of a few things. In 2017, one of the videos You said 5 years after data, job opportunities are high; now it has happened.

[@dataengineeringvideos]

🙌🙌

[@suryamoorthy1533]

Bro your way saying is more genuine and able to understand it clearly can you able to make videos on web3

[@kishoreyuva1401]

Excelleent suggestion soo far from CZcams

[@vishnumuralidhar5659]

I agree with you bro, Recently all startups switching from cloud to on-prem, especially startups like zerodha, dukaan, ola, etc., even I hate cloud than working with on-prem

[@karthikeyank2587]

Check out the amazing video of zerodha engineering speaking in postgress 2023 conference

[@MohamedKhasim16]

Much needed info brother 🙌🏻💯 this remembers me your introduction of cloud computing video ❤️

[@dataengineeringvideos]

❤️❤️

[@GarimaS-cf3dh]

Recently I came across your channel and it’s just awesome .❤Could you please make one video on ci/cd for bigdata

[@dataengineeringvideos]

Sure , thanks

[@srivatsansreedaran9576]

What are the skill sets which has to be inproved bro
Btw a great vid ...... Keep posting such great content

[@Thinesh_Kumar]

Bro as per my view, this is possible for unpriortised workload compute and this could cover the cost. There will be a decentralised distributed on demand compute by lending the general common people systems , that infrastructure will emulate like private encrypted environment for running distributed compute on lenders system. Lenders can allocate their system configuration in parallel to distributed computing and can perform their personal computing. The vendor who manages this could be aggregating the compute devices through online and share that with people who needs compute. The vendor would charge accordingly with their platform fees and people who can lend their compute powers would have various class of tariff bid, systematic genral fees.
Consider this as a marketplace for general people lending to compute. More democratised. People who lends are paid back by either token or units at real time and upon withdrawal it would be converted to real currency.

[@karth12399]

Walmart has modern on premises

[@super_man.]

Good information

[@asokapandiramkumar3585]

Again own hardware. Capex and opex company side la vara vendamnu dhan bro cloud side porom. More over ennoda hardware a ennala shareware a vikka therinja dhan labam paka mudiyum if i own my own cloud. Is my view correct bro?

[@MuraliMurali.S-gm2pr]

Hi bro you spoke like improve your skills and knowledge ....what kind of skill i need to learn bro ? Could you please tell me 🙏

[@karth12399]

Honestly cloud is costly

[@deepanbarathi]

I appreciate your content especially in Tamil. But please clarify if the term modern on-perm includes DC in multiple locations to support DR . Also modern on-perm involves rack/DC presence in colo locations?

[@dataengineeringvideos]

exactly bro , people started/includes working on having DC in multiple location for fault tolerance etc

[@rishiyogil.n.7222]

I too believe same

[@imarunn]

Nice info 🎉🤘🏼

[@dataengineeringvideos]

Thank you 🙌

[@sriramakrishnan102]

Nice

[@darshnth0504]

BRo what is basically a cloud???????????😷

[@ShinChan_GS]

Yenna skill sets bro improve pannanum

[@user-jq1js3vl7c]

Hello bro, really appreciate for this video seems like an eye opener. Will be helpful if we continue this series related to modern on-prem going forward.
Now I’m working in a poc where we were again going back to on-prem so I can co relate it.
Please upload some video on this same topics❤ love from Bengaluru

[@dataengineeringvideos]

❤️❤️❤️🙌

[@deepanrajusugavasan9762]

disagree with u. going back to on prem will happend only to a restrict small percentage . not eveyone will switch back. it wont happend. may be cloud will evolve to more cost saving one thats possible. but not going back

[@dataengineeringvideos]

Nope , I was very clear in that video , it's not typical classic on prem , it's like building cloud as a service and things are already started , let's wait and watch

[@sabinsesumariyan3687]

Idellam velaikku agadu

[@dataengineeringvideos]

wait and watch

[@jayadithyagunalan2020]

Blockchains

[@karthikeyank2587]

Is cloud certificate worthy,What is the best cloud certificate for a fresher in cloud,am confused to what to take?
As gen ai being a bubble and my role in my company , what will be your recommendation
Thanks in advance

[@dataengineeringvideos]

U can take any cloud certifications like aws or gcp

[@vinothkannaramsingh8224]

Azure or AWS for data engineer

[@muthuraman4094]

GCP data certificate for data engineering valid or azure data engineer valid?