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All about Cloud Computing

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What is Cloud Computing and how does Cloud works? Hey Folks, As you know and have listened to cloud computing words nowadays often, but what do you actually mean by the terms Cloud? Is it a real cloud carrying our Servers? or some wireless networking that connects us to that moving cloud, only data storage? or google drive is all that cloud is..! What is Cloud..! Well, hold on to your breath..! These all are common questions that usually strike very first when we listen to the term Cloud! This blog will clear all your doubts about Cloud Computing and make it very simple for readers to understand. Moreover, we will talk about how cloud computing will take over our in-house Servers, cloud security points, and the Pros and Cons of Cloud Computing in the Era where Machine rules over the Next-Gen. Ques. What do you mean by Cloud Computing? Ans: First you need to understand how an in-house server works..! Client-Server Okay, So what is the Internet?  The Internet consists o

Introducing Access Analyzer for Amazon S3 to review access policies

Hello Connections, AIM: Introducing Access Analyzer for Amazon S3 to review access policies AWS introducing the new feature on AWS for S3 Bucket Access Analyzer, that helps you to review your bucket policy. 1. Ensuring that the policies provide only the intended access to your S3 resources. 2. Enables you to discover and swiftly remediate buckets with potentially unintended access. 3. Alerts you when you have a bucket that is configured to allow access to anyone on the internet or that is shared with other AWS accounts. 4. Proactively inform you if read or write access were unintendedly provided through an access control list (ACL) or bucket policy . 5. You can Block All Public Access to the bucket with a single click in the S3 Management console. 6. For specific and verified use cases that require public access, such as static website hosting , you can acknowledge and archive the findings on a bucket to record that you intend for the bucket to remain public or shared