Understanding how PaaS (Platform as a Service) pricing works
PaaS or Platform as a Service as it is known refers to a cloud-based solution used for providing end-to-end cloud computing capabilities. These include - hardware, software and infrastructure ready for cloud based applications and services. Essentially, PaaS is a single source of truth which brings together all the different building blocks in one place, thereby, enabling businesses of varying scale and sizes to save time, money and resources. PaaS solutions can be defined on the basis of the type of computing models, programming kits, pre-built components, libraries and data structures they come with. PaaS allows organisations to easily and seamlessly deploy, develop and iterate business applications all from the cloud without having to invest or purchase infrastructure on their own. PaaS pricing varies as per the different flavours, variables and options to suit your prerequisites, some of them including - usage, bandwidth, backups, users, licensing, applications, and so on....