This report examines the current state of cloud services within the context of distributed computing. It begins with a brief overview of the field, then delves into the commercial aspects of cloud services, including specific examples and their features. The report emphasizes the hardware and software requirements necessary for these services, providing a detailed analysis of their infrastructure. Furthermore, it highlights the importance of recent research, with a focus on sources published after 2010. The report is structured to include an introduction/background, a literature review, conclusions, and critical analysis of the subject, and a references section. It aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of cloud services and their impact on commerce, assessing their current utilization and potential future developments. The assessment criteria focuses on the clarity of the presentation of commercial features, the quality of referencing, and the critical analysis of the subject area. The report aims to make valued judgments concerning the utilization of distributed systems in the world of commerce.