The various generalizations described here must be brought into one coherent theory, and the technical implications of real life implementation must be considered. | ISSN:2249-5789 Tiruveedula Gopikrishna et al , International Journal of Computer Science & Communication Networks,Vol 3(6),336-340 Cloud Computing Environment Tiruveedula GopiKrishna Computer Department, Sirt University, Faculty of Arts & Science, Hoon, Al-Jufra, Libya(India) gktiruveedula@ Mohamed A. Abdelhadi Computer Department, Sirt University,Faculty of Arts & Science, Hoon, Al-Jufra, Libya mabdeldaiem2009@ Subramanyam Computer Department, Dhammam University,Dhammam,, Saudi Arabia mmsnaidu@ Abstract Choosing software for the cloud computing environment is important. However, the success of the cloud computing group depends more on having good processes and good people than on the particular software found on their desktops. In this paper we have discussed some of the more formal aspects of cloud computing environmental aspects in theoretically. It is not very difficult to implement this technology, and literature describing the basic techniques is available. The various generalizations described here must be brought into one coherent theory, and the technical implications of real life implementation must be considered. KeywordsCloud environment, service models, infrastructure, distributed clouds, cloud security, cloud management, cloud strategies 1. Introduction Cloud computing is a distributed technology which delivers hosted services over the internet to provide easy access to IT services. These services are very flexible. A user can obtain a little or a big part of the service which is managed by the service provider. There are two types of clouds available: Public cloud and Private cloud. A public cloud can be accessed by anyone on the internet but the private cloud is accessible only for the limited number of users. Cloud computing is a synonym for distributed computing over a network, and means the ability to run a program or application on many connected computers at the same time. The phrase also more .
