IaaS vs PaaS vs SaaS | Software as a Service in Cloud Computing | Platform as a Service Explained

[@abhishekmishra8236]

Videos explains with Examples and analogy
IaaS is Base Layer - Leased Car ( Google compute engine). Deals With virtual machines, Storage, Hard disk, Network etc
PaaS is layer on top of Iaas - Taxi ( Google App Engine ). Java Run Time, Databases, Web Servers, etc
SaaS a layer on top on PaaS - Bus. ( Gmail, Facebook, etc )

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Worth pinning the comment!

[@abhishekmishra8236]

Thank you sir ❤️

[@abhishekmishra8236]

Infrastructure as a Service ( AWS )
Platform as a Service ( DB )
Software as a Service ( Apps )
Thank you sir for informative videos

[@LogicOpsLab]

Most welcome

[@codingcyber-hd2vt]

WTCHING IN 2024 AND dammm its worth it bro , good job

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Glad you liked it

[@jalandharbehera2456]

Best easy way to explain, so a non-it students will easily crack this and able to understand sir 🙏🙏
Example is very best that you tried to explained using CAR 🙏🙏🙏

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Thanks a lot, Jalandhar

[@simplegirl-go7gf]

Thanks a lot sir. I had been suffering since 1 week for this topic finally i found this video helpful to me.🥰

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Glad you liked it.

[@nicholasgomez7867]

Thank you for finally explaining it in a simple form. I’ve watched other videos that make so little sense compared to this

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You're very welcome!

[@augustave123]

WOOW...BEST EXPLAINATION EVER>

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Thank you, means a lot 😊

[@amit.bhavnagar]

Excellent explanation with example of car and bus. Very good.

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Thanks, I am glad you liked it.

[@chithraraikar6401]

Very nicely explained with examples !

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Thanks a lot, Chithra

[@sachinnagar4726]

Something that I was looking for.

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Thank you!

[@paulpapapietro6063]

Good job with the analogy. 👍

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Glad you enjoyed it

[@kennbeh]

7:20 example from the IBM youtube channel. Tessa Rodes PAAS explained

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Thanks for the feedback, will check that out.

[@arimitra9576]

Absolutely fabulous explanation

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Glad you liked it. 🙏🏻

[@life_with_yolanda]

Thank you. Best teacher.

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Means a lot 🙏🏻

[@vback4238]

Best explanation!! Thanks!!

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Means a lot 🙏🏻

[@nehagahilot1517]

Amazing explanation

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Thank you

[@mohammad-rahmath]

Really good understanding

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Thank you!

[@akhilb4817]

Thanks for the video sir!!

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Thanks for the love and support 🙏🏻

[@SatisoTsabedze-c5b]

very clear , thanks

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Means a lot 🙏🏻

[@bhavyarangaswamy8862]

excellent sir

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Glad you liked it.

[@dscreation_]

Good 👍

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Thank you

[@madrombe]

Thanks you for the video

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Means a lot 🙏🏻

[@manojkumarJ-ml2zr]

Hi
in Paas some of the application we have to own it right?

[@LogicOpsLab]

We? You mean DevOps and Cloud team?
It totally depends on the way the team works, smaller teams, yes, larger teams, no.

[@ShahrinRahman]

The videos I had been watching for uni doesn't even come anything close to what I had learned on this video about On Premise, IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS. To sum it up, what I understood from it is that On-Premise is what a company handles all on their own, IaaS the company handles it however they don't own it. PaaS also the company does not own it and it is handled by third party vendors. Lastly, SaaS are software such as Microsoft Office Suite.

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Thanks for the feedback, Shahrin. Appreciate it.

[@umeshsaini3109]

nice explanation

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Thank you, Umesh!

[@k_shaw9161]

Thanks a lot 🙏🏻

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You are welcome

[@kumareshkrm7092]

We can choose os while creating VM. So if that is the case it is a Paas right not IaaS

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It's not about the process, it's the end result. The end result is a VM which goes in IaaS category.

[@thtnawbezuwork6080]

If i got Iaas service and installed Java Run Time, Databases, Web Servers, etc on the infrastructure I got what will these be called PaaS?

[@LogicOpsLab]

It'd be called 'Tech Stack'. The IaaS itself provides the physical or virtual hardware, while you are responsible for maintaining the software stack. What you have done is more of a user installed and managed components on top of the IaaS infrastructure.

[@YasMohammed-v6h]

nice

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Thanks a lot.

[@mohammad-rahmath]

Would you make live session where we can ask live doubt whatever we have faced

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Good idea, will do it soon!

[@fatimabajwafatima3031]

Confusing totally

[@LogicOpsLab]

If few topics aren't comprehensive, please re-watch, it will help you a lot, with respect to this topic and other topics, as well. Best wishes.

[@AnandKumar-dv3vc]

Not clear! Sorry

[@LogicOpsLab]

Thanks for the feedback. Although, we would like to know which part you failed to understand.