cloudlayer

noun
UK /ˈklaʊdˌleɪə/
US /ˈklaʊdˌleɪər/

A cloud layer is a flat sheet of clouds up in the sky.

The plane flew above a thick cloud layer.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A level or tier of clouds at a particular height in the atmosphere.

Meteorologists measured three distinct cloud layers over the city.

3. A visible band of clouds seen from above or below, often forming a ceiling.

From the mountain top, the cloud layer looked like a white sea.

4. In computing, a distinct tier within a cloud computing architecture.

The app runs on the top cloud layer, separate from the storage layer.