Cloud Computing Networking Diagram
  1. 398,617

    Application

    Software hosted in the cloud that users can access via the internet.
  2. 597,617

    Storage Data

    Cloud storage that holds user files, databases, and backup data.
  3. 290,780

    Servers

    Physical or virtual servers that process and manage cloud applications and data.
  4. 493,780

    Virtual Desktop

    A cloud-hosted desktop environment that allows users to work from any device.
  5. 695,780

    Software Platform

    A development and execution environment for applications in the cloud.
  6. 493,951

    Internet

    The global network that connects users to cloud services and enables communication between devices.
  7. 962,731

    Router

    A device that connects a local network to the internet and directs data between devices.
  8. 1153,551

    Gateway

    A networking device that acts as a bridge between different networks, ensuring secure communication.
  9. 1153,354

    Switch

    A network device that connects multiple devices within a LAN (Local Area Network) and uses MAC (Media Access Control) addresses to forward data to the correct destination.
  10. 1402,386

    Desktop

    Computers connected to the local network, accessing cloud services and internal resources.
  11. 1585,386

    Desktop

    Computers connected to the local network, accessing cloud services and internal resources.
  12. 1763,386

    Desktop

    Computers connected to the local network, accessing cloud services and internal resources.
  13. 1524,727

    Gateway

    A networking device that acts as a bridge between different networks, ensuring secure communication.
  14. 1346,986

    Mobile

    Smartphones and tablets that connect to the cloud and internal network for remote access.
  15. 1524,986

    Laptop

    A portable computer that connects to the cloud and internal network for productivity and remote work.
  16. 1723,986

    Printer

    A network-connected device that allows users to print documents from cloud services or local machines.