Data Science Tales - A Tech blog by Bia Chaudhry

Before digging into E-commerce platforms, let's first understand what an E-commerce actually is? E-Commerce... According to the Tokenization Rule , E-commerce is the combination of "E" and "Commerce".  The word Commerce means trade or buying and selling of items, goods, services, hardwares and, softwares... etc. And " E " stands for "Electronic", electronic means something like electricity, like signals, like something in the form of electrons (at lower level).  Image Source So, the word " E-COMMERCE " means: " A type of trade, that is done using electronic devices (computer, mobile or ATM machines etc). "   And to achieve electronic commerce, what's the most important thing? think over it!  Yeah that's correct! your own Internet is the most important thing to do E-commerce.  Major areas of E-commerce are: On-line shopping or retailing On-line bidding or auction On-line soft...

We have discussed the concept of cloud computing in the previous blog post.  If you want to host your website then you will buy a hosting and if you are not using cloud computing service then that web hosting service is a traditional web hosting service. But... If you are using cloud computing as you want; scalability, security, accessibility, availability and flexibility with less work done by yourself, then there comes AWS  (Amazon Web Services). AWS is the first (to my knowledge) cloud computing service provider. It is the daughter company of Amazon. Amazon.Inc was established almost 24 years ago by Mr. Jeffery Preston Bezos . And  about 12 years ago, Amazon.Inc launched a web service naming Amazon Web Services or AWS.  AWS provides a cloud server and you can do a lot of things using that cloud. Main services/products provided by AWS are:  Analytics Application Integration AR and VR (Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality) Cost Management ...

You might have heard of the famous proverb: " Necessity is the mother of invention. " Let's tokenize this proverb, as a wise-man said:" Tokenization makes things easy to understand." So first thing is Necessity... Once upon a time, there was   a large company who wanted to create a website for e-commerce . The website was for 24/7 and large amount of data needed to be managed and maintained . For this the management team of the company decided to launch their website onto the server. Initially the website got Launched successfully, but one day in the fine morning the CEO woke up from his/her slumber and got the Phone call from the manager. The manager told the CEO that their site was down last night due to heavy traffic on the server. CEO called an emergency meeting, in the meeting, the company decided to buy more servers as their data as well as the users were increasing . So in order to deal with  the large amount of data and heavy traffic , the...