👉 Dot computing is a distributed computing paradigm that leverages the internet and cloud services to deliver computing resources on demand, rather than relying on local hardware. In this model, users access and utilize computing power, storage, and applications through a network of interconnected devices and cloud platforms, often using simple HTTP requests to interact with services. This approach allows for scalable, flexible, and cost-effective resource allocation, as computing resources are dynamically provisioned based on user needs. Dot computing abstracts the underlying infrastructure, enabling developers and businesses to focus on application development and innovation without worrying about hardware management. It supports various use cases, including data processing, machine learning, and web services, by providing on-demand access to a vast pool of computational resources.
