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Cloud Computing

How clouds are built, deployed and sold: layered architecture, public, private and hybrid clouds, IaaS, PaaS and SaaS, storage and charging.

Cloud computing is about using computing power, storage and software over a network instead of owning and running all of it yourself. The subject explains how cloud systems are layered, how they are deployed, what each service model actually gives you, and how providers store data and charge for it.

Lessons here follow the AKTU Cloud Computing course as taught on the Unique AppSites YouTube channel, with handwritten notes by Anubhav Goel.

What you'll learn

  • Explain the four layers of a cloud architecture.
  • Compare public, private and hybrid clouds.
  • Tell IaaS, PaaS and SaaS apart, with examples.
  • Describe the types of cloud storage and how providers charge.

Units

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Cloud Computing videos

Lessons and recent uploads from the YouTube channel for this subject, updated automatically. Press play to watch here.

  • Cloud Computing, Unit 1 (KCS-713)

    Cloud Computing Unit 1 Full Explanation | KCS-713 | Part 1 | AKTU

    20 Jun 2026

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  • Cloud Computing, Unit 3 (KCS-713)

    Cloud Computing Unit 3 Full Explanation | KCS-713 | AKTU

    28 Nov 2022

    Lesson and notesYouTube(opens in a new tab)

Before you start

These basics make the subject easier to follow:

  • Networking basics: what a server, an IP address and a data center are.
  • Operating system basics: processes, memory and storage.
  • A rough idea of virtualization: several virtual machines running on one physical machine.