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1. MODULE NAME:DIGITAL ELECTRONICS MODULE CODE:EE 8315 GROUP NO: GROUP NUMBER 8.

2. THE DEFINITION OF CLOUD STORAGE Cloud storage is a term used to describe a service that allows users to store data on a remote server rather than on their own devices. This service is particularly useful for storing large amounts of data despite potential hardware limitations. If you run out of storage space on your mobile device, you can still save your data by utilizing a cloud storage service.

3. WHO PROVIDES CLOUD STORAGE ? Cloud storage is provided by private and public companies such as google provides google drive cloud storage. The servers are maintained by a third-party provider who is responsible for hosting, managing, and securing data stored on its infrastructure . The provider ensures that data on its servers is always accessible via public or private internet connections.

4. HOW DOES CLOUD STORAGE WORK AND HOW CAN USERS ACCESS IT Cloud Storage uses remote servers to save data, such as files, business data, videos, or images. Users upload data to servers via an internet connection, where it is saved on a virtual machine on a physical server. To maintain availability and provide redundancy, cloud providers will often spread data to multiple virtual machines in data centers located across the world. If storage needs increase, the cloud provider will spin up more virtual machines to handle the load. Users can access data in Cloud Storage through an internet connection and software such as web portal, browser, or mobile app via an application programming interface (API).

5. STEPS ON HOW TO REGISTER AND USE A CLOUD STORAGE DEVICE Choose a cloud storage provider. Select a service like Google Drive, OneDrive. Sign up and create an account. Visit the provider's website and sign up for an account. Install the app or access via web. Download the app on your device or access the service through a web browser. Upload files and download your files. Use the app or web interface to upload files, documents, photos, or videos.

6. THE MODELS OF CLOUD STORAGE Public. Is a model where an organization utilizes its own servers and data centers to store data within their own network. Private. Is a model where an organization utilizes its own servers and data centers to store data within its own network .  

7. THE MODELS OF CLOUD STORAGE Hybrid. Is a mix of private and public cloud storage models but their sensitive data are stored in their private servers. Multi-cloud. Is a model which when an organization sets up more than one cloud model from more than one cloud service provider (private or public).

8. WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES OF CLOUD STORAGE? Cloud storage saves data on multiple servers at different locations, which increases security and reliability . Cloud storage can be accessed from anywhere, while local storage may be limited to the office . Cloud storage is more cost-effective, as it eliminates the need for buying and maintaining physical storage devices

9. DISADVANTAGES OF CLOUD STORAGE Internet Connection. Cloud based storage is dependent on having an internet connection. If you are on a slow network you may have issues accessing your storage. In the event you find yourself somewhere without internet, you won't be able to access your files . Costs. There are additional costs for uploading and downloading files from the cloud. These can quickly add up if you are trying to access lots of files often.

10. DISADVANTAGES OF CLOUD STORAGE Support. Support for cloud storage isn't the best, especially if you are using a free version of a cloud provider. Many providers refer you to a knowledge base or FAQs . Privacy. When you use a cloud provider, your data is no longer on your physical storage. So who is responsible for making sure that data is secure? That's a gray area that is still being figured out

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