Fundamentals of AWS GCP and Azure Cloud Technology



Publisher. Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing
Publishing Date: April 4,2022
Paperback ISBN: 9798443398495 
eBook ISBN: 9798443398495 
Edition: 1

About Book 

This book is all about cloud computation. The knowledge in this book is comprehensible to everyone. The book is divided in to five chapters and each chapter contains a specific knowledge on cloud computation Chapter 1: Introduction to Cloud Computation Chapter 2: Microsoft Azure Chapter 3: Amazon Web Services Chapter 4: Amazon Programming Chapter 5: Google Cloud Platform. After reading this book the reader will be able to explain the cloud computation, difference between the cloud computation, Google, Microsoft and Amazon cloud platform. At the end of this book some abbreviations and general definitions are given.


About Authors

Rabia Farheen


Rabia Farheen is a Pakistani electrical & electronics engineering student born in  Lahore city of Punjab province. Her interest in circuits and computer technology inspired her to do her major in electrical engineering from The University of Lahore. During her undergraduate she designed robots and circuits to benefit the society.



S. M. Ibraheem


Sheikh Muhammad Ibraheem is a Pakistani electrical engineering student, member of Institute of electrical and electronics engineering (IEEE) society, author and researcher. His interest lies in power engineering, robotics and electronics. x During his undergraduate degree in electrical power engineering in The University of Lahore. His passion in robotics led him to design a drone based on microcontroller designed ST Microelectronics. Furthermore, he wrote “Aerial Robotics with STM32F100RB Microcontroller” book in the year 2021







S.M. Salman Bukhari

Syed Muhammad Salman Raza Bukhari is a Pakistani electrical electronics engineering student and member of IEEE. He and Rabia jointly worked on designing “Medical Robot based on Cortex M3 Processor” in order to innovate the medical robotics technology in Pakistan











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