July 2017
Beginner
466 pages
9h 37m
English
SaaS comes at the top layer of cloud computing and is typically built on top of the solution given by Platform as a Service. SaaS uses the web to deliver software applications for end users, which are managed by third-party vendors. Thus, it's the most famous cloud service for the consumers, as it reduces the cost of software ownership by removing the need of technical staff to manage installation, upgrading, and licensing of the software.
The service is typically charged on a per user or per month basis and provides the flexibility to add or remove users at runtime without additional costs. Office 365, Google Apps, Dropbox, and OneDrive are some well-known examples of Software as a Service.
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