NIST
Cloud Computing Club
An Education Society focused on Cloud and Services at NIST Campus.

Technology we Drive.

Serverless Computing
The term 'serverless' is somewhat misleading, as there are still servers providing these backend services, but all of the server space and infrastructure concerns are handled by the vendor. Serverless means that the developers can do their work without having to worry about servers at all.
Automation with Cloud Services
One of the biggest benefits of a cloud move is the opportunity to reduce toil and operating costs, and one of the most important elements is the automation. By automating the provisioning, and management of your cloud-based infrastructure, your organization can free up time and resources for mission-critical innovation instead of routine maintenance.


Development Cloud Native
Cloud native applications deliver faster time to market, higher scalability, simpler management and reduce cost through containerization, microservices, automation and CI/CD.
Tools we use
We leverage industry-standard tools and technologies to build modern cloud solutions. Our tech stack includes leading cloud platforms, development frameworks, and collaboration tools that enable us to deliver robust and scalable applications.
Testimonials

Prof. Ashish Kumar Dass
Advisor
“Cloud computing is an umbrella term for any IT resources that the consumer uses over the Internet. The end-user outsources ready-made resources and accesses them online instead of relying on local infrastructure.”

Prof. Ashutosh Parida
Co-Advisor
“The cloud revolution has changed the face of how enterprises work, operate, and do business. Today, cloud computing is vital to helping business operations become predictable, reliable, cost-efficient and less dependent on specialized IT resources.”

Dr. L.K. Tripathy
Regional Director of Education, Berhampur
“Cloud Computing is one of the hottest topics which can bring a revolution in computer data storing. Projects done by students are very innovative and there is a lot of prospect in the future.”
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