Cloud Computing in IoT, Powering the Connected Future

Cloud Computing in IoT, Powering the Connected Future

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  Cloud Computing inIoT: Powering the Connected Future Presented by Sourav Maity Roll No.: 20 Saptak Mandal Roll No.: 24 MCA - 3rdSemester Presented to Manas Kumar Mandal Department of Computer Science and Engineering, UNIVERSITY OF KALYANI 16 October 2025 Cloud Computing in IoT by Sourav Maity and Saptak Mandal 1 / 12
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  What is IoT? TheInternet of Things (IoT) is a network of physical objects with sensors and software to connect and exchange data over the internet. Examples include smart homes, connected cars, wearable health devices, and industrial sensors. By 2025, it’s projected there will be over 30 billion IoT devices worldwide, generating massive data streams. Cloud Computing in IoT by Sourav Maity and Saptak Mandal 2 / 12
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  What is CloudComputing? The on-demand delivery of IT resources—like storage, processing power, and applications—over the internet. It enables flexible access to data and services from anywhere, without managing physical infrastructure. Key features include scalability, rapid elasticity, and a pay-as-you-go pricing model. Cloud Computing in IoT by Sourav Maity and Saptak Mandal 3 / 12
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  How Cloud EmpowersIoT: Key Benefits Handles Massive Data Volume: Provides the scalable storage and processing power required for vast IoT data streams. Enables Centralized Management: Acts as a single hub for data aggregation, analytics, and remote device control. Delivers Real-Time Insights: Supports powerful analytics on IoT data for immediate decision-making and automated actions. Offers Scalability & Cost-Effectiveness: Adjusts resources on-demand with a pay-as-you-go model, eliminating large upfront infrastructure costs. Cloud Computing in IoT by Sourav Maity and Saptak Mandal 4 / 12
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  Real-World Impact: TransformingIndustries Figure: Health Care Healthcare: Wearables sending health data for real-time monitoring. Cloud Computing in IoT by Sourav Maity and Saptak Mandal 5 / 12
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  Real-World Impact: TransformingIndustries Figure: Smart City Smart Cities: Analyzing traffic patterns to reduce congestion. Cloud Computing in IoT by Sourav Maity and Saptak Mandal 6 / 12
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  Real-World Impact: TransformingIndustries Figure: Smart City Manufacturing: Predictive maintenance reducing equipment downtime. Cloud Computing in IoT by Sourav Maity and Saptak Mandal 7 / 12
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  Security and Reliabilityin the IoT Cloud Cloud platforms implement robust authentication and encryption to safeguard sensitive IoT data. High availability is ensured by redundant data centres and failover mechanisms, guaranteeing continuous operation. A well-designed cloud architecture is critical for performance, security, and cost optimization. Cloud Computing in IoT by Sourav Maity and Saptak Mandal 8 / 12
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  Types of IoTCloud Deployments 1 Public Cloud: On-demand resources accessible to anyone (e.g., AWS, Azure, Google Cloud)[1]. 2 Private Cloud: Dedicated infrastructure for a single organization, offering greater control[1]. 3 Hybrid Cloud: Combines public and private clouds for flexibility and optimized resource use[1]. 4 Multi-Cloud: Uses multiple public cloud providers to enhance resilience and avoid vendor lock-in[1]. Cloud Computing in IoT by Sourav Maity and Saptak Mandal 9 / 12
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  Future Trends inIoT Cloud Computing 1 AI-Driven Analytics: Deeper insights and autonomous decision-making from IoT data. 2 Edge Computing Integration: Processing data closer to the source to reduce latency. 3 Enhanced Security & Scalability: Supporting billions of devices with robust security measures. 4 Serverless & Containerization: Agile and efficient IoT application development and deployment. Cloud Computing in IoT by Sourav Maity and Saptak Mandal 10 / 12
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  The Connected TomorrowStarts Today Cloud computing is the backbone that enables the full potential of IoT. Together, they drive smarter cities, healthier lives, and more efficient industries. Embrace cloud-powered IoT to unlock innovation, scalability, and real-time intelligence for your future. Thank you. Cloud Computing in IoT by Sourav Maity and Saptak Mandal 11 / 12
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  References I [1] https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/cloud-computing/iot-and-cloud- computing/ [2]M. Ansari, S. A. Ali, and M. Alam, ”Internet of Things (IoT) fusion with cloud computing: current research and future direction,” [Creative Commons Attribution ], [2022]. Cloud Computing in IoT by Sourav Maity and Saptak Mandal 12 / 12