Cloud computing as trending technology.pptx

8/20/2019 Cloud computing as trending technology.pptx

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Cloud ComputingPresenter:

A. Msungu


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Types of Cloud Computing

Software as a Service (Saas)

Platforms as a Service (Paas)Infrastructure as a Service (Iaas)Desktop as a Service (DaaS)


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Welcometo the

New Worldof

CloudComputing


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What is CloudComputing?• Simpl put! cloud computing provides a

variet of computing resources ! from serversand storage to enterprise applications suchas email! securit! "ackup#D$! voice! all

delivered over the Internet% &he Clouddelivers a hosting environment that isimmediate! 'ei"le! scala"le! secure! andavaila"le while saving corporations mone!

time and resources%


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Cloud *lavors?

• SaaS Software as a Service

•

IaaS Infrastructure as a Service• PaaS Platform as a Service

• DaaS Desktop as a Service


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What is Software as aService? (SaaS)

• SaaS is a software delivermethodolog that provides

licensed multi+tenant access tosoftware and its functionsremotel as a We"+"ased service%

• ,suall "illed "ased on usage

• ,suall multi tenant environment

• -ighl scala"le architecture


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SaaS is not .SP /%0• &he .SP model concentrated on providing an

organi1ation with the a"ilit to move certain applicationprocessing duties to leased third+part managed servers%

• .SPs were not necessaril concerned a"out providingshared services to multiple tenants! "ut rather hosting a

dedicated application on "ehalf of the customer%• 2ost .SPs did not possess the re3uired amount of

application and "usiness knowledge regarding theapplications the were running%

Note:

ASP - .n application service provider is a companthat o5ers individuals or enterprises access over theInternet to applications and related services that wouldotherwise have to "e located in their own personal or

enterprise computer


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SaaS 6amples


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Infrastructure as a Service(IaaS)

• IaaS is the deliver of technologinfrastructure as an on demand

scala"le service

• ,suall "illed "ased on usage

•

,suall multi tenant virtuali1edenvironment

• Can "e coupled with 2anaged Servicesfor 7S and application support


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IaaS is not 2anaged-osting

• &raditional managed hosting is aform of we" hosting where a userchooses to lease entire server(s)housed in an o5+site data center%

• &erm "ased contracts "ased onpro8ected resource re3uirements


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IaaS 6amples


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Platform as a Service(PaaS)

• PaaS provides all of the facilities re3uiredto support the complete life ccle of

"uilding and delivering we" applicationsand services entirel from the Internet%

• &picall applications must "e developed

with a particular platform in mind• 2ulti tenant environments

• -ighl scala"le multi tier architecture


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PaaS 6amples


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General Services usingCloud

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Deploment 2odels

Pu1lic cloud

• Public cloud (o5+site and remote) descri"es cloudcomputing where resources are dnamicall provisionedon an on+demand! self+service "asis over the Internet!via we" applications#we" services! open .PI! from athird+part provider who "ills on a utilit computing"asis%

Private cloud

• . private cloud environment is often the ;rst step for acorporation prior to adopting a pu"lic cloud initiative%Corporations have discovered the "ene;ts ofconsolidating shared services on virtuali1ed hardwaredeploed from a primar datacenter to serve local andremote users%


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Deploment 2odels cont%

0y1rid cloud

• . hybrid cloud environment consists of someportion of computing resources on+site (onpremise) and o5+site ( public cloud)%


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Where is the Cloud9oing?

• IDC=s updated I& Cloud Services *orecast predictsthat pu"lic cloud computing will grow from >@%A"illion worth of I& spend in /00B to >AA "illion "/0%

• .dditionall! *ederal CI7 ivek Eundra has vowedto spend >B "illion of ,%S% government=s >@0"illion I& "udget on cloud computing%

• &he ;ve ear growth outlook remains strong! witha ;ve+ear annual growth rate of /FG over si

times the rate of traditional I& o5erings%

Pu"lic Cloud 7nl


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Cloud Distri"ution6amined


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Wh Now?

• &he acceptance and proliferation of hardwarevirtuali1ation and multi+tenant applications

• &he Internet has "ecome u"i3uitous and anaccepted method of connecting providers with

consumers• ISPs#&elcos are o5ering ro"ust! redundant and

managed corporate internet service ena"lingservice consolidation eHciencies%

• &he cost verses risk e3uation has tipped towardshared solutions

• Computing capa"ilities are "eing seen as aongoing service rather than an internal capitalepense


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&he $ealit

• 6nterprises will "e draggedkicking and screaming throughthe gates of cloud computing "

the econom! consumers! S2


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What Soft Costs?0ard3are or Service )tem /yr Total Costs

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Server -ardware > /!J@ BG &otal -ard Costs A@G

Server Network Ports > !A/B /G &otal Soft Costs JG

Storage -ardware > 0!000 /G &otal 9re Costs unknown

Storage ( F0!000 AG

00!000 @G

7S :icensing > /!A/B G

2 :icensing > A/!J@ G

:oad @0!000 JG

*irewalls > F0!000 AG

2iscellaneous Costs > J0!000 G

Internet .ccess > 0!000 /G

Design Consulting > J!000 0G

Implementation Consulting > A0!000 G

2aintenance#Consulting (J rs) > J0!000 G

Sta5 :a"or Design > J!000 0G

Sta5 :a"or Implementation > 0!000 G

Sta5 :a"or 2aintenance (J rs) > F!000 JG

Sta5 &raining > /J!000 /GPerformance 2onitoring # Con;guration 2gmt > /J!000 /G

Cost of 7ver ,tili1ation # Service De;cits unknown

Cost of ,nder ,tili1ation # Service Surplus unknown

/ year capital costs 5 676/879

Space7 Po3er7 Cooling ;/ years< 5 =79>> 94

Total TCO over / years 5 678?678


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6nterprise Cloud Solutions

% -"rid Cloud• Scala"ilit of the Pu"lic Cloud with the control and

securit of a private cloud

/% &est # Development # K. Platform

• ,se cloud infrastructure servers as our test and

development platform% Disaster $ecover

• Eeep images of our servers on cloudinfrastructure read to go in case of a disaster

A% Cloud *ile Storage

•


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6nterprise Cloud Solutions(cont)F% 7verhead Control

• :ower overhead costs and make our "ids morecompetitive

@% Distri"uted Network Control and Cost $eporting

• Create an individual private networks for each of our

su"sidiaries or contracts% 2essaging .lternatives

• $eplace 2icrosoft 6change and SharePoint with 9oogle.pps

B% $apid Deploment

• &urn up servers immediatel to ful;ll pro8ect timelines

0%*unctional I& :a"or Shift

• $efocus our I& la"or epense on revenue producingactivities


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-ow to get started

• 6valuating the "usiness case for pu"lic!private and h"rid cloud models

• Developing an enterprise integration andmigration strateg towards cloudprovisioning

• $eview enterprise applications for SaaScandidates

• $eview enterprise re3uirements for cloudsecurit! governance and standards

• Determine optimal management of ourvirtuali1ed environment and cloudimplementation


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Service Deploment2ethodolog• It is paramount that I& and "usiness goals are

aligned throughout the process when consideringa move to cloud computing! such as cost savings!securit! control! 'ei"ilit! managea"ilit!

simpli;cation! ease of use! epanda"ilit!relia"ilit! availa"ilitLConsultati

on and6ducation

.ssessment andDesign

Deplome

nt and2igration

2onitoringand

&uning

Customer


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.ssessment and Design

Proper alignment with "usiness and technical goals

• Cloud Assessment and "esignWorking with "usiness users and I& professionals to de;ne high+levelre3uirements (


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Deploment and2igration.ssessment and Design leads to a workingsolutions document (pu"lished "est practicesolutions guides)

• Solutions planning• Investment planning M ac3uisition

• Integration M test

• Deploment! documentation! operations M

maintenance


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2onitoring and &uning

!ectively Monitoring #our Cloud !cosystem

• . cloud monitoring solution should identifpro"lems "efore the "ecome critical and adaptas "usiness re3uirements change% . nice option

ma "e to deplo a third part monitoring serviceto ensure customer satisfaction and allow anun"iased perspective on application performance%


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Conclusion

• Cloud Computing is outpacing the I& industr

• $eal "usiness value can "e reali1ed " customersof all si1es

• Cloud solutions are simple to ac3uire! dont

re3uire long term contracts and are easier to scaleup and down as needed

• Proper planning and migration services areneeded to ensure a successful implementation

•

Pu"lic and Private Clouds can "e deploedtogether to leverage the "est of "oth

• &hird part monitoring services ensure customerare getting the most out of their cloudenvironment

• Securit Compliance and 2onitoring is achieva"le


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Preparing for the *uture

Sampling of I& skills likel to "e in demand in the future

• *unctional application development and support

• I%e% 7racle! S.P! SK:! linking hardware to software

• :everaging data to make strategic "usiness decisions

• I%e%


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&he *uture of the Cloud in.laska• .s for the strategic nature of the Cloud for the future of .laska! location is

everthing% We can draw a parallel to ,PS and *ed6 in their decisions to placea ma8or hu" in .nchorage "ecause of .laskas central proimit to the Paci;c$im! 6urope! and the ,S% National Cloud plaers such as 9oogle! 2icrosoft!and 7racle will see the value of our proimit in relation to latenc speeds toserve those markets% &his will create a signi;cant opportunit for .laska toprovide large scale commercial datacenter services not 8ust to .laskans "ut to

all of these markets%

• &his scenario is dependent upon the new undersea ;"er pro8ects that are invarious stages of implementation% &hese include linking &oko to :ondon witha spur into .laska! along with another undersea ca"le pro8ect linking .laska tothe Paci;c $im% &he proimit of .laska with these markets along with theadvantage of cooler temperatures and access to low cost energ will give

.laska the framework for a new industr providing long term 8o"s and revenuefor the State%

• Cloud adoption is occurring ver rapidl in the lower A now! collectivel we(.laskans) need to have a strateg to keep these high paid technolog sector 8o"s in .laska and over time! create signi;cantl new opportunities for future.laskans to pla a ma8or role in this shift to utilit computing services%


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