Cloud and non-cloud operating systems differ in their architecture, deployment models, and usage scenarios. Cloud operating systems are deployed in the cloud and have distributed, virtualized architectures that can dynamically scale. Non-cloud operating systems are deployed locally on physical hardware and have centralized architectures. Cloud operating systems offer advantages like elasticity and pay-per-use but lack control, while non-cloud operating systems provide more control but lack scalability.
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1. Question 2: [20 marks] Use your research skills to answer the following questions. a) Cloud
operating systems and non-cloud operating systems differ in many aspects, including their
architecture, deployment models, and usage scenarios. Discuss a detailed comparison of cloud
and non-cloud operating systems with examples and their pros and cons and a conclusion. You
must write at least three references ( 7 marks).
![Question 2: [20 marks] Use your research skills to answer the following questions. a) Cloud
operating systems and non-cloud operating systems differ in many aspects, including their
architecture, deployment models, and usage scenarios. Discuss a detailed comparison of cloud
and non-cloud operating systems with examples and their pros and cons and a conclusion. You
must write at least three references ( 7 marks).](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/question220marksuseyourresearchskillstoanswerthefollowi-230330021011-c5ac1f4c/85/Question-2-20-marks-Use-your-research-skills-to-answer-the-followi-pdf-1-320.jpg)
