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This chapter introduces cloud computing platforms essential for modern data science work. It covers three major cloud services: Google Cloud Platform (GCP), Microsoft Azure, and Amazon Web Services (AWS). Students learn to create virtual machines, configure storage, and access cloud resources through SSH connections. The chapter demonstrates hands-on Python development using browser-based IDEs like Google Colab, Azure Machine Learning notebooks, and AWS Cloud9. Key topics include setting up accounts, managing costs through free tiers, and leveraging cloud resources for data science projects. The chapter also covers Hadoop for big data processing and discusses platform migration strategies. Practical exercises guide students through currency conversion programs, interactive calculations, and Olympic year predictions, emphasizing that cloud computing skills are now essential for data science professionals due to scalable processing power and storage capabilities.
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