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The cloud computing scenario in world

Authors: Kumar, Atul; Aagrwal, Trisha; Mathur, Harsh;

The cloud computing scenario in world

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In a world where technology advances at a breakneck pace, the cloud computing industry has made a significant contribution to customer loyalty in a real-time environment. Cloud computing has resulted in a significant decrease in storage costs as well as more effective data collection and retrieval. Consumers with cloud providers make requests for a variety of services depending on their ever-changing needs. Due to a scarcity of services, providing all of the requested resources is difficult. Cloud service providers must ensure that their offerings are delivered in such a way that they satisfy the demands of their customers while still making effective use of resources. As a result, resource distribution is extremely important. This paper primarily focuses on emerging resource distribution methods, as well as comparisons and summaries of those techniques.

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Cloud storage, resource allocation, Cloud Computing Scenario

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