Which of the following is not a challenge of Cloud Computing.

Which of the following is not a challenge of Cloud Computing:

1.

Security

2.

Governance

3.

Virtualisation

4.

Privacy

The answer is Option 3

Virtualisation


In the cloud, Computing Virtualisation is not a challenge.

Virtualization deploys software that makes an abstraction layer across computer hardware, letting the hardware components such as processors, memory, storage, etc of a particular computer be segmented into several virtual elements and also call it as virtual machines.

Security, Privacy, and Governance are the biggest challenge in cloud computing.

Security:

As security is the main concern as the information or data which we used to store in the cloud is very important to us to make this secured we spend more money to make it more secured over the cloud servers where it's prevented from 3rd party sources and also from hacking.

Governance:

Another ethical issue in cloud computing is maintaining proper control over asset management and maintenance. There should be a dedicated team to ensure that the assets used to implement cloud services are used according to agreed policies and dedicated procedures. There should be proper maintenance and that the assets are used to meet your organization’s goals successfully.

Privacy:

It works similar to security as challenges can be reduced by using security applications, encrypted file systems, data loss software. the main concern is the information and data which we used to store in the cloud is very important to us to make this secured we spend more money to make it more secured over the cloud servers where it's prevented from 3rd party sources and also from hacking and makes our privacy secured.


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