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🌩 Cloud Providers Made Easy 1. What is a Cloud Provider? Company that gives computing resources (servers, storage, networking, databases, software) over the internet. Pay only for what you use. No need to own physical infrastructure. 2. Service Models (Types of Cloud Providers) Model What It Is Examples Best For Pros Cons IaaS (Infra as a Service) Raw infra: VMs, storage, networking AWS EC2, Azure VM, GCP Compute Engine Lift & shift, custom OS, legacy apps Max flexibility, full control High ops overhead PaaS (Platform as a Service) Managed platform for apps AWS Elastic Beanstalk, Azure App Service, GCP App Engine Web apps, microservices Faster dev, auto-scaling Limited customization SaaS (Software as a Service) Ready-to-use software Gmail, Salesforce, Microsoft 365 Email, CRM, collaboration Zero infra mgmt, instant use Minimal control FaaS (Functions as a Service / Serverless) Run code on events AWS Lambda, Azure Functions, GCP Cloud Functions APIs, automation, event jobs No server mgmt, cost-efficient Cold starts, time limits 3. Deployment Models Public Cloud → Shared infra (AWS, Azure, GCP) → cheap, scalable, less control Private Cloud → Dedicated infra (VMware, OpenStack) → secure, full control, costly Hybrid Cloud → Mix of public + private → compliance, gradual migration Multi-Cloud → Use multiple providers → avoid lock-in, disaster recovery 4. Major Providers Quick View Provider Strengths Best For AWS Market leader, biggest service portfolio Enterprises, startups, DevOps-heavy Azure Strong enterprise integration, Microsoft-friendly Windows shops, hybrid cloud GCP Best in AI/ML & Kubernetes Big data, ML workloads, K8s-native 5. Comparison Snapshot Feature AWS Azure GCP Market Share Highest Second Third Enterprise Integration Medium Very Strong Medium Kubernetes EKS AKS GKE (Best) AI/ML Strong Strong Best Learning Curve Steep Moderate Moderate 6. DevOps Perspective (For You 🚀) Must-Know Areas: IaaS vs PaaS choice IAM (Identity & Access Management) CI/CD pipelines Infrastructure as Code (Terraform) Monitoring & logging Cloud networking basics Learning Path: Cloud fundamentals (AWS/Azure) Linux + Networking CI/CD (Jenkins, GitHub Actions) Containers (Docker) Kubernetes IaC (Terraform) 7. Interview One-Liners 🎤 IaaS → Full control, high responsibility PaaS → Faster dev, less ops SaaS → Zero management FaaS → Event-driven, serverless AWS → Feature-rich, industry standard Azure → Best for enterprise/Microsoft stack GCP → Best for Kubernetes & analytics #CloudComputing #CloudProviders #CloudTechnology #CloudInfrastructure #CloudDeployment #CloudServices #IaaS #PublicCloud #DevOps #AWS #CloudCareers #CloudLearning #TechInterviewPrep #Upskilling #ITTraining #CloudFundamentals #Azure #GoogleCloud #GCP #MicrosoftAzure #AmazonWebServices #CICD #InfrastructureAsCode #Terraform #Kubernetes #Docker #CloudNetworking #MonitoringAndLogging #PrivateCloud #HybridCloud #MultiCloud #PaaS #SaaS #FaaS #Serverless #InfrastructureAsAService #PlatformAsAService #SoftwareAsAService