This report evaluates the potential of cloud computing for Regional Gardens Ltd, an organization with a small, outdated data center in Bathurst. It defines cloud computing as the utilization of remote servers for data storage, management, and processing, highlighting benefits like reduced IT costs, flexible services, automated processes, and secure storage. The report explores three main cloud architectures: IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS, ultimately recommending IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service) due to Regional Gardens' infrastructure limitations and the subscription-based model. While PaaS could be suitable with an upgraded infrastructure, IaaS is the chosen approach for its immediate applicability and cost-effectiveness in the current scenario. This analysis provides a comprehensive overview of cloud implementation for Regional Gardens, emphasizing the advantages of IaaS in their specific context. Desklib provides a platform to access this and many other solved assignments.