Multiple users (also known as “tenants”) share the same resources in a software application or cloud service.
The act of browsing through resources, like a file system or website, to find desired information.
A group of connected computers that share information. For example, an office network that allows all employees to access the same files.
Algorithms inspired by the structure of the brain. Neural networks are used to find patterns and learn from data and can improve performance without being instructed.
The ability to understand what’s happening inside a system by looking at data like logs, metrics and traces. It helps to find and fix the root causes of technical problems.
A computer program that can answer questions or have conversations with people. For example, Microsoft Copilot Chat.
Any piece of information suitable for use in a computer, like text, numbers or images.
Storing and using data via on-demand internet access instead of on your computer.
An organized collection of data that’s stored electronically.
How cloud resources are delivered and managed. The 3 main cloud computing models are Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS) and Software as a Service (SaaS).