What is cloud or cloud computing ?| on-premises and cloud explained | CCNA 200-301

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[aaryadeshpande]

Thank you! What I really loved about your explanation is the use of an analogy. What blows my mind is how easy it is to explain such concepts, yet others explain them in such sophisticated manners with highly-developed terms. I think part of becoming acquainted in IT and computer science is not only becoming very learned in its field but also keeping within the scope of your language (meaning being able to realize the understanding level of those around you and therefore knowing how dumbed-down an explanation should be). I hope videos like yours serve as an example of this for many others, especially those that are highly specialized in their fields and maintain the responsibility to pass on the knowledge to future generations. Thanks!

[rojayarinze]

This was a very clear breakdown. Subscribed, thank you. Do more.

[babitabatlanki]

Great explanation for on -premises. I didn't find anyone who made it so clear and concise.
and the analogy for cloud is great!

[samuelgide]

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[cinemabunny]

On premises not on premise. Premises = a property whereas premise = a suggested idea

[elangovanpalanisamy]

Cloud media includes both Internet and VPN ? or just Internet !!!

[Ramel]

It's pronounced like "genesis" "on prIMese". In other words on-site.