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Technically U
Technically U
220 episodes
4 days ago
Welcome to Technically U – your hub for cybersecurity, AI, cloud computing, networking, and emerging tech. Created by experts with 100+ years of combined experience in telecom and cybersecurity, we make complex topics simple, fun, and actionable. Perfect for IT pros, ethical hackers, engineers, business leaders, and students. New episodes weekly. Technically… it’s all about U.
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Welcome to Technically U – your hub for cybersecurity, AI, cloud computing, networking, and emerging tech. Created by experts with 100+ years of combined experience in telecom and cybersecurity, we make complex topics simple, fun, and actionable. Perfect for IT pros, ethical hackers, engineers, business leaders, and students. New episodes weekly. Technically… it’s all about U.
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Understanding Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) - Part One
Technically U
18 minutes 56 seconds
4 days ago
Understanding Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) - Part One

What is Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) and how does cloud infrastructure actually work?

In this comprehensive two-part series, we break down everything you need to know about IaaS - the foundation of cloud computing.

☁️ What You'll Learn in Part 1:

What Infrastructure as a Service really means

Core IaaS components: compute, storage, and networking

How IaaS differs from traditional on-premises infrastructure

Major cloud providers: AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform

IaaS vs PaaS vs SaaS - understanding the differences

Key benefits: scalability, cost efficiency, and global reach

Real challenges: ongoing costs, complexity, and security responsibility

Common use cases and applications

Pricing models explained: on-demand, reserved, and spot instances

Cost optimization strategies that work

Making the IaaS vs traditional infrastructure decision

💡 Perfect for:

IT professionals, system administrators, cloud architects, business owners, developers, and anyone considering cloud migration or wanting to understand modern IT infrastructure.

📺 Part 2 Coming Soon!

We'll cover:

Hybrid and multi-cloud strategies

Migration approaches and best practices

Deep-dive on security and compliance

Management and monitoring tools

Advanced cost optimization

Future trends in IaaS

🔑 Key Takeaways:

IaaS Basics:

✓ Rent virtualized infrastructure instead of buying hardware

✓ Pay-as-you-go model (OpEx vs CapEx)

✓ Provider manages hardware, you manage OS and applications

Major Providers:

✓ Amazon Web Services (AWS EC2)

✓ Microsoft Azure✓ Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

✓ IBM Cloud, Oracle Cloud, Alibaba Cloud

When to Use IaaS:

✓ Need flexible, rapid scaling

✓ Want to avoid large upfront capital expenses

✓ Require global infrastructure reach

✓ Have variable or unpredictable workloads

✓ Want to accelerate development and innovation

Key Considerations:

⚠️ Shared security responsibility model

⚠️ Requires cloud expertise and ongoing management

⚠️ Costs can exceed owned hardware for stable 24/7 workloads

⚠️ Potential vendor lock-in

⚠️ Must actively manage and monitor spending

📊 Pricing Models Compared:

On-Demand: Most flexible, highest cost, pay by the hour/second

Reserved Instances: 30-70% discount, commit for 1-3 years

Spot Instances: 70-90% discount, can be interrupted

Cost Components:

Compute (virtual machines)

Storage (block, object, file)

Data transfer (egress charges)

Networking services

Additional features (load balancers, IPs, monitoring)

🔐 Security Reminder:

The cloud provider secures the infrastructure.

YOU secure everything you put on it - operating systems, applications, data, configurations, and access controls.

📚 Resources Mentioned:

AWS EC2: https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/

Microsoft Azure: https://azure.microsoft.com/

Google Cloud Platform: https://cloud.google.com/

AWS Free Tier: https://aws.amazon.com/free/

Azure Free Account: https://azure.microsoft.com/free/

GCP Free Tier: https://cloud.google.com/free

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About Technically U:

Technically U breaks down complex technology concepts into clear, actionable knowledge. From cloud computing to cybersecurity, networking to emerging tech - we make IT accessible for professionals at every level.

Technically U
Welcome to Technically U – your hub for cybersecurity, AI, cloud computing, networking, and emerging tech. Created by experts with 100+ years of combined experience in telecom and cybersecurity, we make complex topics simple, fun, and actionable. Perfect for IT pros, ethical hackers, engineers, business leaders, and students. New episodes weekly. Technically… it’s all about U.