When taking out a contract with a cloud provider, a company will often be told in advance how much memory a certain payment amount would provide.
However, cloud storage works very differently. When taking out a contract with a cloud provider, a company will often be told in advance how much memory a certain payment amount would provide. Should said company reach this limit, all it would need to do is contact its cloud provider and increase the amount of available storage it has under its plan, effectively offering unlimited storage as long as further expansion is an option. It’s quick, easy and far more affordable than shelling out for physical hard drives often. Plus, because the data is stored off-site, there’s no need for bulky servers to take up space in a business office, with this burden being handled by the cloud provider.