Cloud Computing
What is Cloud Computing?
Cloud computing is the delivery of computing resources and services over the internet instead of relying entirely on infrastructure located on a user’s device or a company’s local computers. Cloud services can provide data storage, databases, servers, processing power, application infrastructure, and other resources that mobile applications use to store information and perform operations.
Why it matters
Cloud computing allows mobile applications to access centralized data and services from different devices and locations. It can support databases, content management, user accounts, data synchronization, integrations, and scalable infrastructure without requiring a business to maintain all of the underlying hardware itself. No-code and app builder platforms can use cloud infrastructure to provide many of these capabilities as part of their service.
Example
A company creates a mobile application containing information about its services, customer accounts, and booking functionality. The app uses cloud infrastructure to store and process information so that users can access current data from different devices.
