Ubuntu is an operating system:
Default features/programs (gnome install):
-full fledged office suite (compatible with Microsoft Office)
-music player
-video player
-games
-photo management
-scanning software
-internet applications
----browser
----chat
----email/calendar/address book (Outlook equivalent)
-access to hundreds/thousands of free applications
-inherently virus-resistant
-free
There are many advantages of Ubuntu, but I'll try to summarize them here.
1. Ubuntu is free. It can be downloaded, installed, and redistributed for free.
2. Ubuntu works well and has great support. An answer to a problem can usually be found by putting the error into a search engine and reading the results. There are plenty of Ubuntu experts answering questions online. Also, Ubuntu has a website for documenting its errors. They try to fix the errors in an update or a new release.
3. Ubuntu comes with over 2000 applications that can be downloaded and installed for free. It also can run most Windows programs in WINE.
4. Unlike popular thoughts, Ubuntu is easy to learn. The basics of Ubuntu can be done by anyone and advanced processes can be learned online.
5. Ubuntu is much more customizable than other operating systems. Settings can be changed at any level, from moving panels to recompiling code.
6. It's not Vista. I've introduced several people to Ubuntu and they've all liked it better than their previous operating systems.
I have not heard of any risks related to cloud computing products. IBM, HP, Dell and Microsoft have detailed information for cloud computing features.
Cloud computing provides tangible benefits, available to users on request. Providing these features a service means that the resources. Cloud computing provides tangible benefits, available to users on request. Providing these features as a service means that the resources.
Cloud Computing is very popular these days. Some of the features include safety and for the customer it means no upfront investment in servers or software licensing.
No, there is not a website that compares the two, but they are similar. Cloud computing just has more new features.
People who are starting to learn about Ubuntu cloud computing might think that they need to attend classes at a university to understand complex computer networking subjects. There are books and websites that can help educate you about networking software and computer accessories. If you give yourself a chance to understand the information pertaining to computer networks, you should be able to comprehend it well.
I found three Cloud Computing magazines you might be interested in. They are; Alltop - Top Cloud Computing News, Cloud Computing Journal and TMC's Cloud Computing Magazine. I hope that you find these choices helpful.
Cloud computing has many attractive features, but the one that makes it so desirable to businesses is its cost- effective nature. Another feature of cloud computing is its ease of use. Files and information can be quickly be accessed from anywhere in the world as long as internet access is available. This makes it much more convenient for business executives who routinely travel as part of their jobs.
I do not think that Linux is the only host for cloud computing. AT&T and HP are hosts for cloud computing also. You can get free cloud computing at intel.com.
The prices to utilize Ubuntu cloud computing depend on the type of services you require. According to their website, web and application serving costs $1050 per server annually. More advanced workloads cost $1800 per server annually. When using public clouds, the cost is $8000 per server annually, plus an extra $800 monthly.
Cloud computing is the sharing of information and software between businesses. At intel.com/cloud computing you will be able to find how to get free cloud computing. Also Bluepointdata.com and synaptic.com are places to start your search for free cloud computing.
There is a good explanation of cloud computing at http://www.infoworld.com/d/cloud-computing/what-cloud-computing-really-means-031. I think you can learn most of what you need to know there.
Any computer website that has cloud computing on it should be able to keep you updated with news about cloud computing technology. I recommend Microsoft.