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All Posts. Amazon Store. Recent Posts. Dec 18 Reader Comments 10 Stand back, I got this There is no cloud, it's just someone else's computer. December 18, Ham Solo. Strange that I can't download it on Kindle store December 18, Ching. December 18, Todd Hoff. The Amazon Kindle store says: This title is not currently available for purchase I'm from Singapore, btw.
December 20, Vincent Nguyen. Thanks for letting me know Vincent, I'm looking into it. December 20, Todd Hoff. Hey Vincent, I did get a response from Amazon, but it's not as helpful as I was hoping: Hello, I received an inquiry on your behalf and it will be my pleasure to assist.
Please feel free to respond to this email if you have something further to add to your query. Thanks for using Amazon KDP! December 22, Todd Hoff. December 22, Vincent Nguyen. January 3, Boba Fett. January 3, Todd Hoff. It will all make sense. About the author TH.
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How can a building full of computers be anything like the fluffy clouds we see in the sky? A cloud symbol on a diagram will always look something like: Why a cloud? So it makes sense to represent a network as a cloud. They have a lot in common.
A network connects things together. That kind of makes sense, right? So now you know how that annoying phrase— the cloud —came to be. Interested in more details? Start your free 30 days. Rate as 1 out of 5, I didn't like it at all. Rate as 2 out of 5, I didn't like it that much. Rate as 3 out of 5, I thought it was OK. Rate as 4 out of 5, I liked it. Rate as 5 out of 5, I loved it. Rating: 0 out of 5 stars. Write a review optional.
Reader reviews Leon Carrington. Excellent description of what the cloud is for non technical people. Good form of basis to continue learning on. Perfectly written.
An interesting book which kept me reading without getting bored and I'm glad I found this book. The book has given me a good understanding on cloud technologies especially through its examples. A technology based book which made me to feel as though I am reading an interesting story book. A special thank you to the author for coming up with an excellent write ups and information.
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Everything explained in layman terms to clear all the concepts about cloud computing.. I have come to appreciate cloud services like Netflix and Google photos so much more after reading this book..
Does the job perfect as said on the cover. I regret not getting to the book earlier. A highly recommended book for cloud enthusiasts. Apr 25, Shyamsundar Parthasarathy rated it it was amazing. Easy and quick read. The book gives a high level overview of how cloud works and provides a good base to reason about cloud technology and delve deeper into specific areas.
Awesome explanation about the cloud that made me finish this book in one sitting. Best book to start learning about Cloud technologies, especially for non-techies. For techies, there is a hidden treasure of cloud services architectures, especially Netflix. Would recommend everyone to read this book. Loved the real world examples and illustrations. Dec 01, Ravi rated it it was amazing. If you are a beginner or an expert, I think book is great and entertaining read for all.
I think this reproves that the answer to the age old question "how do you know if you have truly understood something? Definitely well spent for anybody getting started to know about Cloud or anybody who wants to know what goes behind the scenes when you click play on a Netflix movi If you are a beginner or an expert, I think book is great and entertaining read for all. Definitely well spent for anybody getting started to know about Cloud or anybody who wants to know what goes behind the scenes when you click play on a Netflix movie :.
Jan 19, Shreya Sahu rated it it was amazing. Finishing chapters are good, especially the one on Netflix. A light read, could be finished in one-two days with decent reading. Not very technical content, best for a layman starting up to understand cloud or for anyone who struggles to visualize how things might work behind the black box that is visible to us.
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