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PS: (6) Service evolution

Cloud computing has mainly gone through four stages before it has developed to the current level of maturity, which are power plant mode, utility computing, grid computing and cloud computing. Pen fun and pavilion www.biquge.info

1. Power plant mode stage

Power plant model stage: The power plant model is like using the scale effect of the power plant to reduce the price of electricity and make it more convenient for users to use, without the need for maintenance and purchase of any power generation equipment.

(6) Service evolution

Cloud computing has mainly gone through four stages before it has developed to the current level of maturity, which are power plant mode, utility computing, grid computing and cloud computing.

1. Power plant mode stage

Power plant model stage: The power plant model is like using the scale effect of the power plant to reduce the price of electricity and make it more convenient for users to use, without the need for maintenance and purchase of any power generation equipment.

2. Utility calculation stage

Utility Computing Stage: Around 1960, the price of computing equipment was very high, far beyond the reach of ordinary enterprises, schools and institutions, so many people had the idea of sharing computing resources. In 1961, McKinsey, the father of artificial intelligence, proposed the concept of "utility computing" at a conference, the core of which was borrowed from the power plant model, with the specific goal of integrating scattered servers, storage systems, and applications to share with multiple users, allowing users to use computer resources like a light bulb in a lampholder, and pay according to the amount they use. However, at that time, the entire IT industry was still in the early stages of development. A lot of powerful technologies haven't been born yet, such as the Internet, so although this idea has always been praised. But in general, "it is not popular".

3. Grid computing stage

Grid computing stage: Grid computing studies how to divide a problem that requires a lot of computing power to solve into many small parts, then assign these parts to many low-performance computers to deal with, and finally combine these calculations to solve the big problem. Unfortunately, grid computing has not been as successful as it could have been in the engineering and commercial worlds due to its lack of business model, technology, and security.

4. Cloud computing stage

Cloud computing stage: The core of cloud computing is very similar to utility computing and grid computing, and it is also hoped that IT technology can be as convenient and inexpensive as using electricity. But unlike utility computing and grid computing. There is already a certain scale in terms of demand, and at the same time, it has basically matured in terms of technology.

Cloud computing has the following key characteristics:

(1) Dynamic resource allocation

Dynamic resource allocation. Dynamically divide or release different physical and virtual resources based on consumer demand. When a demand is added, it can be matched by increasing the available resources to achieve rapid and elastic provision of resources. If the user no longer uses these resources, they can be released. This power that cloud computing provides to customers is limitless. Achieved scalability in the utilization of IT resources.

(2) Self-service of demand services

Self-service of demand services. Cloud computing provides customers with self-service resource services, and users can automatically obtain self-service computing resource capabilities without interacting with the provider. At the same time, the cloud system provides customers with a certain application service catalog, and customers can choose the service items and content that meet their own needs in a self-service way.

(3) Network-centric

Network-centric – The components and overall architecture of cloud computing are connected by a network and exist in the network, while providing services to users through the network. Customers can use different terminal devices to access the network through standard applications, so that cloud computing services are ubiquitous.

(4) Quantification of services

Services are measurable. In the process of providing cloud services, according to the different service types of customers, the resource allocation is automatically controlled and optimized through metering. That is, the use of resources can be monitored and controlled, and it is a pay-as-you-go service model.

(5) Pooling and transparency of resources

Pooling and transparency of resources – for cloud service providers. The heterogeneity of various underlying resources (computing, storage, network, resource logic, etc.) (if there is some heterogeneity) is shielded, the boundary is broken, and all resources can be managed and scheduled in a unified manner. become a so-called "resource pool" to provide users with on-demand services; For the user, these resources are transparent and infinite, and the user does not need to understand the internal structure, but only cares about whether their needs are met.

4. Mind control

The so-called mind control. Also known as brainwashing, it is the group or individual using some immoral manipulation methods to persuade someone to change themselves according to the manipulator's wishes. This alteration is often detrimental to the manipulator. Mind control mainly makes individuals dependent on a certain organization and individual by disintegrating their perception of themselves, making them completely change their perception of their own experiences and personalities, and instilling new values and worldviews, so that individuals become dependent on a certain organization and individual, and become a tool of this organization.

method

1. Mind control

Human beings are irrational creatures and have feelings, as long as they are normal people, no matter who they are.

Mind control divides the conscious level of human consciousness into the conscious mind and the subconscious, the conscious mind is responsible for processing logical information, and the subconscious mind is responsible for processing emotional information. Consciousness is located between the source of information and feelings, transforming and intercepting information, and only those information that can be checked by consciousness can enter the subconscious, thus causing emotional fluctuations. The ability of consciousness to process information is related to experience, and the ability to intercept is strong if it is experienced, and the ability to intercept is weak if it is not rich (experience includes the accumulation of concepts).

For example, the Meteor Garden contains a large amount of unrealistic information that is filtered out of an adult's consciousness, and because of the large number, the consciousness warns that the information sent by the source is unhealthy, thus causing adult (and experienced) resentment. Because of the lack of experience, many students cause the overloaded information contained in it to enter the subconscious, which causes emotional fluctuations, and the intentionally arranged information produces a hypnotic effect, making many students fall in love with this play.

Another important theory of mind control over people is that no matter who has a weakness at the level of consciousness. Consciousness can be said to be the protective layer of the mind, protecting the fragile and sensitive subconscious, but no matter who it is, this protective layer will have some weaknesses. For example, many people are a little sad in the past, when the content of the conversation involves these things, the ability of consciousness to intercept is much weaker, and at this time, many information that is usually not close to the subconscious enters the subconscious, causing emotional fluctuations. The person may become obsessed with a sad past or overreact to reinforce the ability of the consciousness to intercept.

So the key to success in mind control is to find and exploit weaknesses.

Trust is used for both hypnosis and mind control, but mind control is a completely despicable use of trust. Trust can produce many psychological phenomena, such as guilt. When your girlfriend breaks up with you, usually the subconscious still has a lot of trust in you, so you can't forgive yourself for doing this behavior, which creates guilt in order to use the product of guilt - pain to punish yourself.

A mind control magician, on the other hand, can take advantage of this guilt and give appropriate hints to enhance the damage of guilt, and set up a heart anchor to connect with other things. For example, every time she meets a new boyfriend, she starts to feel guilty.

The woman in the above example may feel guilty because the subconscious mind is temporarily unable to understand even if she is not hinted at, but the slow communication between the conscious and the subconscious will dilute this feeling and heal the wound. But a mind control practitioner can make this feeling not only not forget, but more intense, so that in the end the subconscious mind can not accept the bondage of the conscious and get rid of the rule of the conscious, but because the subconscious lacks the ability to solve logical things, the result is that the person becomes a severe schizophrenia. Another possibility is that the person is unable to bear the pain caused by guilt and chooses to die in order to free himself.

Mind control usually does not require the caster to enter a state of trance, exploiting weaknesses to attack their subconscious mind while awake. Then put them into a short hypnotic state when needed, so that they can accept post-hypnotic cues, and then wake up quickly, even if someone is watching from the side, they can't see that there is anything wrong, and the person only feels hesitant. Suggestion uses very subtle language that makes it impossible for the consciousness to decipher the dangerous component, thus ensuring that the suggestion can be carried out. And because the mood of the person concerned has been controlled by the practitioner, he will not doubt what he has done. (To be continued)

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