How the meta-structure of cloud computing differs from traditional computing

The meta-structure of cloud computing is different from the meaning of traditional computing. The meta-structure of cloud computing is composed of five parts, namely, application layer, platform layer, resource layer, user access layer and management layer. Traditional computing, as the name suggests, uses physical data centers to store digital assets and run complete network systems for daily operations. In this case, the user's access to data, software or storage is limited to the device or official network to which it is connected. In this type of computing, users can only access data on the system where it is stored.