Amazon Web Services (AWS) provides a variety of cloud computing platforms and services on-demand to individuals, organisations, and governments. This subscription-based service offers virtual computing power which can be accessed anytime as long as there is an internet connection, or in some cases, no connectivity at all.

Understanding of cloud computing within the general business community has been an evolutionary process; however, the picture of what it is, how it works, and what it means has become crystal clear. Increasingly, cloud technology is being seen as an essential tool for turning change from a threat into an opportunity.

Somewhere along the line, a disease known as cloud-washing was initiated by a number of unconscientious cloud providers who share an appeal for shortcuts and, as a consequence, it is now spreading like wildfire. This practice, without question, can play havoc with your business’ digital transformation. In this midst of chaos, how could enterprises spot these deceptive, substandard services that are disguised as “cloud”?

Contents

• What makes Cloud Cloud? 
• 5 attributes of a cloud-native service  
• Cloud-washed vs. Cloud-native
• The ultimate cloud-washed checklist

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