What is the underlying logic of cloud computing?

The underlying logic of cloud computing refers to the infrastructure of cloud computing, including data centers, networks, storage, and so on. There are three main underlying architectural challenges of cloud computing: first, the challenge of hardware architecture, second, the challenge of software architecture, and third, the challenge of security architecture.

In terms of hardware architecture, cloud computing requires deeper hardware and software innovation. In terms of software architecture, cloud computing requires more flexible, scalable, high-performance operating systems and virtualization technologies. In terms of security architecture, cloud computing requires more secure and reliable network and data protection technologies.