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The Difference Between AWS and IaaS One of the latest and greatest internet technologies that are taking off right now is V2 Cloud Computing. Whether you're processing payments like Wedo or saving documents on Google Drive, you're using it. What is this concept you ask? It is simply defined as the use of two cloud computing services, namely, Amazon Web Services and Microsoft's own Internet Information Services (IIS). Now while this might seem like two completely different concepts, it actually works together quite well. Consider the following scenario: You browse through the Internet. You come upon a website that has some interesting content. But, before you take a moment to read it, you realize that you need to purchase the content from the site in order to read it. Do you think that you are being overcharged for using the service? How about when you need a file from a particular site and you realize that you do not have access to it because it is only accessible to the site administrators? These and many more situations like these make it quite clear why two solutions need to be found. One solution to this problem is V2 Cloud Computing. What makes V2 different than the other available cloud services out there is that it combines both Amazon's EC2 and Microsoft's IIS into one simple, easy to use solution. By unifying these two services under the cloud banner, businesses are able to save money. It also allows for businesses to run their applications anywhere there is an internet connection. Here's a closer look at how V2 works. A V2 virtual machine is created as part of the installation process for V2 Cloud. This V2 virtual machine contains two parts: An instance of Microsoft's IIS and an instance of Amazon's EC2. The two parts link together through the use of a virtual network. As previously mentioned, each machine will have its own operating system, storage space, bandwidth, and memory. This makes V2 Cloud extremely affordable. V2 also has the added benefit of allowing multiple resources to be shared. This is particularly useful in highly-productive departments like marketing and sales. Both companies share a common goal when it comes to providing superior cloud computing services. As a result, the collaboration between these two companies can be quickly established. This not only saves time for their end users, but it also saves money because employees do not need to travel to the location where the company is located. V2 Cloud is a great way for a business to leverage the power of both AWS and IaaS. While AWS offers some more benefits, such as unlimited provisioning and greater flexibility, it does require that a company own their own hardware. This can make V2 unsuitable for smaller businesses that cannot afford to invest in their own hardware. Additionally, there may be limits on the geographic area in which a business can access AWS resources. However, IaaS offers almost unlimited connectivity across the globe, which makes V2 somewhat less appealing to many businesses. V2 offers a higher level of functionality than AWS. However, most businesses that use V2 Cloud do not realize the full extent of its capabilities. It can be difficult to extract the true value of V2 because it lacks some of the standard features of AWS. However, as AWS's popularity grows, and the company continues to add new features and capabilities, V2 will become more well-suited for enterprises looking to reduce their costs and increase their efficiency. In the future, it is possible that V2 may surpass AWS in terms of cloud functionality. Both AWS and IaaS are complex solutions that are designed for large-scale business. However, they have many advantages over V2 Cloud. When it comes to reducing costs, both technologies allow a company to control expenses more effectively. Furthermore, both are capable of providing unparalleled reliability and scalability. If you are an enterprise that is struggling to find a cost-effective, scalable, and robust solution, then V2 could be the ideal choice for your company.