Cloud computing comes in two different meanings. It is the most commonly used term for remote execution of workloads over the internet within the data center of a commercial company which is sometimes referred to as "the "public cloud" model. The most popular cloud services like Amazon Web Services (AWS), Salesforce's CRM, as well as Microsoft Azure all exemplify this common notion that cloud computing is a key component. Nowadays, most companies adopt multi-cloud approaches, which is simply to employ more than one cloud service.
The second definition of cloud computing explains the way it operates as a virtualized pool of resources, ranging from raw computing power to the application's functionality which is accessible on demand. When clients purchase cloud computing services, the provider can fulfill the requests with sophisticated automation, not manually arranging the services. The main benefit is flexibility: the capacity to add abstracted compute storage as well as a network resource to the workload according to the requirements and draw on the wealth of services that are prebuilt.
