The followings are the examples of cloud computing.

Elasticity and Scalability: Cloud computing gives us the ability to expand and reduce resources according to the specific service requirement.

Pay-per-Use: Person has to pay for the cloud as per its usage. Payment for the use of cloud depends on the use and time period.

On-demand: We can access to the cloud as per our requirement. With cloud services, there is no need to have dedicated resources waiting to be used, as is the case with internal services.

Resiliency: The resiliency of a cloud service offering can completely isolate the failure of server and storage resources from cloud users. Work is migrated to a different physical resource in the cloud with or without user awareness and intervention.

Multi Tenancy: Public cloud service providers often can host the cloud services for multiple users within the same infrastructure. Server and storage isolation may be physical or virtual depending upon the specific user requirements.

Workload Movement: This characteristic is related to resiliency and cost considerations. Cloud-computing providers can migrate workloads across servers both inside the data center and across data centers (even in a different geographic area).