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Practical applications of cloud computing

Cloud Computing can be practically used to host any kind of web application. Some of the common applications hosted on the cloud are CRM, email archiving system, payroll processing and so on. The conditions below outline the most preferred cases where Cloud Computing can yield the maximum benefits:
  •  Resource-hungry applications: Applications that demand many resources like the CPU, memory, storage or time can be hosted on the cloud efficiently.
  • Applications with extreme spikes and troughs: Consider the example of an HR system that is accessed by employees only a few times in a year. However, on the review day, every employee in the organisation logs onto the system thus slowing down the system. Such applications with varying utilisation rates are most suitable to be hosted on the cloud.
  • Special Server Configuration: When applications demand non-standard settings, the cloud server is a much easier option to be configured to perfectly fit the requirements.
  • Backup and Recovery: This is the most common application of cloud as it is clearly more expensive to manage the entire duplicate infrastructure. Cloud backup solutions are safe, reliable and cost-efficient.

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