👉 Messenger computing is a computing paradigm that focuses on delivering services and applications over the internet in response to user requests, where the computing resources are dynamically allocated and managed based on the user's needs. This model emphasizes real-time interaction and seamless integration of applications and services, allowing users to access and utilize computing power without the need for local installations or maintenance. Key features include cloud-based services, where data and applications are stored remotely and accessed via web browsers or mobile devices, and the concept of "computing as a service," where users can subscribe to specific functionalities or resources on-demand. This approach enhances productivity, flexibility, and scalability, as it reduces the burden of managing hardware and software while enabling efficient resource utilization and rapid deployment of new services.
