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Cloud Computing

7 clusters, spanning half-life layers 1–3: Major providers, Developer clouds & PaaS, AWS essentials, Azure essentials, GCP essentials, Service models, Core concepts.

7 clustersLayers 1–3
  • Major providers

    The primitive set maps near 1:1, which is what makes the second cloud cheap and the first expensive. IAM is where the mapping breaks worst —…

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  • Developer clouds & PaaS

    The build → deploy → edge shape transfers across all of them. Runtime constraints differ sharply: Workers is not Node, and code written for one edge…

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  • AWS essentials

    Sub-entities of AWS, listed because each is a package in its own right. IAM is the one that gates everything else and should come first.

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  • Azure essentials

    Same shape as AWS’s list. Entra ID is the IAM analogue and the same “learn it first” argument applies.

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  • GCP essentials

    Cloud Run is the most transferable member — it is the clearest container-to-URL primitive on any cloud.

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  • Service models

    Where the responsibility boundary sits is the durable content, and it transfers to every provider and every on-prem argument.

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  • Core concepts

    Failure domains, elasticity and the shared-responsibility model transfer to every provider and outlive their service names.

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