Cloud Computing, A student saves files online and accesses the same work from home, school, or a café using the internet., Disaster Recovery, After a cyberattack, a company restores its systems and data from backups., High Availability, A website stays online even when one server crashes., Scalability, An online store automatically adds more resources during a flash sale and removes them afterward., Virtualization, One physical server is used to run several separate computer systems at the same time., Software as a Service (SaaS), A user logs into an online application to write documents without installing anything on their laptop., Platform as a Service (PaaS), A developer focuses on writing code while the cloud provider handles servers and system updates., Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), A company rents online servers and storage but still installs and manages its own operating systems., Load Balancing, User requests are shared across multiple servers so no single server becomes too busy., Data Redundancy, Important files are stored in multiple locations so they are not lost if one copy fails..

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