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Tina Sundelin,Benjamin C. Holdingal transformation” and “zero trust.” However, while these terms push the use cases and architectures for cloud deployments to new levels, several industry standard terms have evolved to include the cloud as a part of their definitions.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-20215-8. However, when we think of cloud architectures to support video streaming, social media, and even business applications, we think of the business names (Amazon, Netflix, Twitter, Salesforce, ServiceNow, etc.) and not the underlying plumbing that makes them viable. In fact, much of the plumbing to make the cloud successful is proprietary.

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Mindy Engle-Friedman,Steven G. Youngture, including mission-critical systems, out of their direct control and onto platforms that are delivered and supported by cloud service providers (CSP). When we consider the value of the data that’s being processed and stored in the cloud, this is a move that might have seemed impossible, or at l

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Mindy Engle-Friedman,Steven G. Youngoperates in the vacuum of deep space (insert your favorite episode of Firefly here). In fact, while there are some companies that run their own clouds exclusively for their own solution, the vast majority of companies, application vendors, and third-party service providers use one of a handful of le

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Tina Sundelin,Benjamin C. Holdingal transformation” and “zero trust.” However, while these terms push the use cases and architectures for cloud deployments to new levels, several industry standard terms have evolved to include the cloud as a part of their definitions.