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As you know traditional web hosting means that several hosted websites on one machine share the CPU, memory, disk space, etc. In comparison, websites created in the cloud i.e. through using Azure are dealt with in a different way.

So my question is, since cloud means that through visualization website requests can be processed on several connected computers, so shared computing resources, rather than on one machine only. In addition, as far as I know, cloud means that a provider's physical servers are used to run multiple virtual servers that are connected with virtual servers on other machines to share resources. Correct me if I am wrong. At this stage, I am wondering where my website is being hosted or dealt with? Is it in a single virtual server on one machine or is there anything I am not aware of?

Thanks for looking into this.

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