Cloud Computing - IaaS Introduction (Infrastructure as a Service)

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IaaS, Infrastructure as a Service, refers to cloud based services that are not full end user functional products of themselves. Google Drive is an SaaS, AWS Glacier is IaaS.
IaaS offers core components of your infrastructure to provide services ranging from Backup Storage Locations to Content Delivery Networks, or User Authentication Services.
Different IaaS vendors provide different products and specializations. There services can range from standard networking and storage, to vision recognition and even genome sequencing.
Examples
IBM - www.ibm.com/cl...
MS Azure - azure.microsof...
Amazon AWS - aws.amazon.com...

[@neerajkumar1993]

This video is such a coincidence because I was wanting to know what these terms IaaS,PaaS and SaaS meant in the cloud computing world until I ended up watching your series of videos about these terms from back in 2013 yesterday and I was also hoping that the definitions of these terms did not change in 2019 and boom here there's another video about IaaS. Listening to you talk about these terms makes me feel like "I can sit and listen to this dude talk about tech stuff all day long"

[@brandonfarfan1978]

15:00 Wow!👍😲
21:15 Yeah. Alot of people nowadays ask that question. Especially when it comes, to the "cloud based gaming" thing, that Sony and Microsoft are trying to push, as the future of gaming. Good thing they are kinda smart enough, to hold off of that idea. At least for now.
21:17 I agree.✌

[@devas1993]

I like this. Thank you so much

[@jpmking9635]

just out of curiosity is it possible to just build a large network of computers and then rent out the capacity to a another service

[@msdvahedi]

Thanks man.

[@zawiasfx]

will there be video on IaaC and GitOps xD?

[@Volse]

IBM from 70s or 80s? Oh my... they started in 1911 trololo