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The Benefits of Using Google Cloud Computing for Developing Distributed Applications
Isak Shabani, Amir Kovaçi and Agni Dika
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DOI:10.17265/2159-5291/2015.04.004
Dep. of Computer Engineering, Faculty of Electrical and Computer Eng., University of Prishtina, 1000, Prishtine, Kosovo
IT as
a dynamic filed changes very rapidly; efficient management of such systems for the
most of the companies requires handling tremendous complex situations in terms of
hardware and software setup. Hardware and software itself changes quickly with the
time and keeping them updated is a difficult problem for the most of the companies;
the problem is more emphasized for the companies having large infrastructure of
IT facilities such as data centers which are expensive to be maintained. Many applications
run on the company premises which require well prepared staff for successfully maintaining
them. With the inception of Cloud Computing many companies have transferred their
applications and data into cloud computing based platforms in order to have reduced
maintaining cost, easier maintenance in terms of hardware and software, reliable
and securely accessible services. The benefits of building distributed applications
using Google infrastructure are conferred in this paper.
Datastore, BigTable, Distributed application, Cloud Computing
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