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In earlier days, during the traditional model of capacity planning, resource requirements used to
be estimated to support a system for a relatively longer period of time with fixed cost associated
with it. But as time progressed, everyone wanted to get away with carrying the fixed costs
associated with maintaining their own computing. They rather preferred variable cost pay-per
use model. Cloud computing has created the scope for the computing service consumers. Why
should then any organization maintain a large computing infrastructure? The following section
In earlier days, during the traditional model of capacity planning, resource requirements used to
be estimated to support a system for a relatively longer period of time with fixed cost associated
with it. But as time progressed, everyone wanted to get away with carrying the fixed costs
associated with maintaining their own computing. They rather preferred variable cost pay-per
use model. Cloud computing has created the scope for the computing service consumers. Why
should then any organization maintain a large computing infrastructure? The following section