cloud computing platform

A cloud computing platform is an integrated environment that provides on-demand access to scalable computing resources, storage, and services over the internet, enabling users to deploy, manage, and run applications without managing underlying hardware.

Aliases (12)

• scalability solution ×2
• OpenStack distribution ×1
• business application platform ×1
• cloud hosting platform ×1
• cloud infrastructure platform ×1
• cloud-native technology ×1
• container orchestration platform ×1
• enterprise collaboration platform ×1
• infrastructure as a service platform ×1
• machine learning platform ×1
• parallel computing platform ×1
• web-based operating system access ×1

Instances (17)

• Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
• Azure
• Skype for Business Online ("enterprise collaboration platform")
• Google Cloud
• Red Hat OpenStack Platform ("cloud infrastructure platform")
• Kubernetes ("container orchestration platform")
• Microsoft Power Platform ("business application platform")
• Windows (via browser) ("web-based operating system access")
• NVIDIA CUDA ("parallel computing platform")
• Amazon Web Services
• cloud.gov platform ("cloud hosting platform")
• Real Application Clusters ("scalability solution")
• Oracle Real Application Clusters (RAC) ("scalability solution")
• Vertex AI ("machine learning platform")