NexQloud Knowledge Base

Cloud services are structured into three primary models, each offering a different balance of control, abstraction, and convenience. These layers form the foundation of modern IT delivery.

• Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)
  The foundational layer. NexQloud's IaaS delivers the core building blocks of compute, storage, and networking—fully virtualized and scalable on demand. You manage the operating systems, applications, and data. Use case: Maximum flexibility for organizations with custom workloads or legacy applications. NexQloud advantage: Energy-efficient virtual machines, decentralized infrastructure, and automated workload placement to optimize performance and cost.
• Platform as a Service (PaaS)
  Built on top of IaaS, NexQloud’s PaaS abstracts the infrastructure layer, providing a managed environment for developing, testing, and deploying applications. We manage the servers, storage, networking, and runtime environment so developers can focus purely on code. Use case: Rapid application development and DevOps automation.
  NexQloud advantage: Fully integrated with Kubernetes orchestration, continuous deployment pipelines, and seamless scaling across distributed environments.
• Software as a Service (SaaS)
  The most abstracted layer. SaaS delivers complete, user-ready applications accessible via a web browser. NexQloud manages the full stack—from infrastructure to software—so users can focus entirely on the experience. Use case: Turnkey access to business tools like CRM, collaboration platforms, or data dashboards. NexQloud advantage: Delivered via a decentralized network for improved performance, security, and compliance across regions.
• Beyond the Core
  NexQloud also supports advanced services that extend beyond traditional cloud models:
  
  
  • AI/ML infrastructure for training and inference
  • IoT data pipelines with edge-to-cloud integration
  • Container orchestration and multi-cloud federation
  • Serverless computing for event-driven applications