Platform as a service

Okay, imagine you want to build a big sandcastle at the beach. You would need a lot of things like shovels, buckets, tools, and water. But what if you don't have any of these things with you? You could go to the store and buy everything you need, but that would take a lot of time and money.

This is where Platform as a Service comes in. Think of it as a beachfront rental service that provides you with all the tools and materials you need to build your sandcastle. Instead of buying everything yourself, you can rent it from the rental service and they will provide everything you need to build your sandcastle efficiently.

The same concept applies to Platform as a Service, which is a type of computing service in which an outside provider offers you all the tools and resources you need to build and run your software applications quickly and efficiently. Instead of having to buy all the hardware, software, and infrastructure needed to run your application, you can rent it from the provider, who will handle all the technical details of running the service.

With Platform as a Service, you can focus on developing your application without worrying about the underlying infrastructure. Everything is taken care of by the provider, including servers, storage, networking, databases, and other services you need to deliver your application.

In conclusion, Platform as a Service is like a rental service that provides all the necessary resources needed to build an application, allowing developers to focus on the development of the application without worrying about the underlying infrastructure.