Cloud computing is an information technology (IT) model that enables access and participation in the system's resource structure and services at a higher level, which can be quickly provided over the Internet. Cloud computing relies on sharing resources to achieve economies of scale. Reduce resources spending on computer infrastructure and maintenance, enable enterprises to quickly access and operate their applications, improve management, and reduce maintenance, and enable IT teams to adjust resources more quickly to meet the changing and unanticipated demand of businesses, And the cloud provider typically uses a pay-as you- go model that can lead to unanticipated operating expenses if managers are not familiar with cloud pricing models. Since 2006, the availability of high-capacity networks, low-cost computers, and storage devices, as well as widespread adoption of virtual machines and service-oriented architecture, have led to growth in cloud computing. Progress in cloud computing alone is expected to create millions of additional jobs by 2020. Digital transformation will create opportunities and create new types of jobs: system developer, network engineer, data analyst, electronics engineer for smart networks and many more. Similarly, cloud computing has revolutionized the way content is delivered to teachers and students.