Presenters:-

Sidharth Tewary (113)

Ashish Tiwari (114)
Group No. 12.
Introduction.
Types of Cloud Service.
Implementation.
Advantages.
Disadvantages.
Future of Cloud Computing.
Conclusion.
Contents
What is Cloud and Cloud
Computing?
It is the 5
th
Generation Computing
Cloud computing is Internet-based computing,
whereby shared resources, software, and
information are provided to computers and other
devices on demand, like the electricity grid.

Cloud Computing refers to both the applications
delivered as services over the Internet and the
hardware and systems software in the datacenters
that provide those services.
Core objectives and principles that cloud computing
must meet to be successful:

Security,
Scalability,
Availability,
Performance,
Cost-effective,
Acquire resources on demand,
Release resources when no longer needed,
Pay for what you use,
Leverage others core competencies,
Turn fixed cost into variable cost.
Objective
Software as a Service.

No hardware or software to manage.
Service delivered through a browser.
Customers use the service on demand.
Instant Scalability.

Platform as a Service

Platforms are built upon Infrastructure, which
is expensive.
Estimating demand is not a science!
Platform management is not fun!
Infrastructure as a Service

A platform virtualization environment.
Computing resources, such as storing and
processing capacity.
Virtualization taken a step further.

On-demand self-service.
Broad network access(Internet).
Resource Pooling
-Location Independence.
Rapid Elasticity.
Measured Service.

5 Essence of cloud
Massive and Rapid scalability,
Homogeneity,
Virtualization,
Resilient computing,
Low cost software,
Geographic distribution (many datacenters),
Service orientation,
Advanced security technologies.

Additional Cloud
Characteristics
There are four types of Cloud Computing
deployment models:
Public Cloud,
Community Cloud,
Private Cloud,
Hybrid Cloud.
Types of Cloud Computing
models
How to use??
Salesforce.com,
Work.online,
Oos.cc,
Beta.cloudo.com,
Eyeos.info,

..etc.


Sites for Cloud Computing
Tools & Applications
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Customers perspective:

In one word: economics.
Faster, simpler, cheaper to use cloud apps.
No upfront capital required for servers and
storage.
No ongoing operational expenses for running
datacenter.
Applications can be accessed from
anywhere, anytime.

Advantages
Vendors Perspective:

Easier for application vendors to reach new
customers.
Lowest cost way of delivering and supporting
applications.
Ability to use commodity server and storage
hardware.
Ability to drive down data center operational
costs.
In one word: economics.

Advantages
Customers perspective

Data Security:
-Many customers dont wish to trust their data
to the cloud.
-Data must be locally retained for regulatory
reasons.
Latency:
-The cloud can be many milliseconds away.
-Not suitable for real-time applications.
Application Availability:
-Cannot switch from existing legacy
applications.
-Equivalent cloud applications do not exist.
Disadvantages:
Vendors Perspective

Service Level Agreements:
-What if something goes wrong?
-What is the true cost of providing SLAs?
Business Models:
-SaaS / PaaS models are challenging.
-Much lower upfront revenue.
Customer Lock-in:
-Customers want open/standard APIs.
-Need to continuously add value.

Disadvantages:
Cloud Computing is the fastest growing part of IT.
Tremendous benefits to customers of all sizes.
Cloud services are simpler to acquire and scale up or down.
Key opportunity for application and infrastructure vendors.
Public clouds work great for some but not all applications.
Private clouds offer many benefits for internal applications.
Public and private clouds can be used in combination
Economic environment is accelerating adoption of cloud
solutions.

Conclusion