Introduction to cloud computing

Presented By: Mangesh Pandure Harita Kokare Nikhil Raje Paresh Kushwaha Reshma Jhamtani

What is cloud computing ?

Cloud Computing is a style of computing which caters following computing needs. 1. Dynamism 2. Abstraction 3. Resource Sharing 4. Version Support

What are Cloud Stacks?

Cloud Services can be divided into 3* stacks : 1. Infrastructure-as-a-Service: IaaS 2. Platform-as-a-Service: PaaS

3. Software-as-a-Service: SaaS

Cloud Architecture

Why Cloud Computing?

Fast Application Deployment Hassle Free Maintenance Better Resources Utilization Platform Independent, Security, Scalability

Private Cloud

Private cloud is infrastructure operated solely for a

single organisation, whether managed internally or by a third-party and hosted internally or externally. Examples : 1. VMWare 2. Citrix

Public Cloud
The main benefits of using a public cloud service are: Resource Sharing Costs Saving

Multiple software support

Examples of public clouds include : IBM's Blue Cloud, Sun Cloud, Google AppEngine and Windows Azure Services Platform.

Hybrid Cloud

A hybrid cloud is a composition of at least one private cloud and at least one public cloud. A hybrid cloud is typically offered in one of two ways: a vendor has a private cloud and forms a partnership with a public cloud provider, or a public cloud provider forms a partnership with a vendor that

provides private cloud platforms.

Example : Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3)

IBM (Cloud computing service provider)

Ranked as #3 service provider in 2011 IBM reportedly earned $30 million in cloud revenue in 2010 Inside-out approach

Offer organization real, hands-on experience in implementing cloud technology and services across public and private cloud environments.

IBM Cloud computing solutions

IBM LotusLive IBM Smart Business Test Cloud

IBM Smart Business Desktop Cloud

IBM CloudBurst

 A fast path to private cloud computing

Deliver services more efficiently

Maximize capital usage for greater

savings

Automate to reduce complexity and risk

CloudBurst Configurations
BladeCenter H Blades Storage Controller

Small

1-DS3400

Medium

5-14

1-DS3400 EXP3000 2-DS3400 EXP3000 4-DS3400 EXP3000

Large

15-28

X-Large

29-56

CloudBurst specifications
Systems
Cloud management/Cloud compute nodes IBM BladeCenter H, HS22V blades with dual-socket Intel Xeon 5660 2.8 GHz 6-core processors, 72 GB memory

Server management node

IBM System x3550 M3 with dual-socket Intel Xeon 5620 2.4 GHz 4-core processors

Interconnects
Ethernet switches 10 Gb Ethernet switches for normal operations1 Gb Ethernet switches for outof-band management

Ethernet adapter

Dual 10 Gb Ethernet ports included on each blade

Fibre Channel SAN switch

8 Gb SAN switches

Fibre Channel adapters

Dual 8 Gb Fibre Channel adapters on each blade server

EXTERNAL STORAGE

Storage servers

IBMSystem Storage DS3400; optional IBMSystems Storage SAN Volume Controller

Storage expansion

EXP3000 storage expansion units

IBM LotusLive
LotusLive is a portfolio of online services hosted by IBM. LotusLive is delivered through SaaS(Software as a Service) model. It provides right functionality at right cost to business users.

Features
Administrative Features Manage provisioning and deprovisioning of users in the organization.

Generate exclusive reports and bills

for LotusLive Meetings usage. Modify the company profile and change company themes.

Security Features
A security-rich infrastructure. LotusLive Engage is deployed in a hardened data center, which provides physical protection to systems and data. Policy enforcement rules. Human-centered security. LotusLive Engage provides security in the context of business collaboration with colleagues, partners, and customers.

Service offerings
Web Conferencing LotusLive Events. LotusLive Meetings Collaboration LotusLive Engage. LotusLive Connection.

Email LotusLive Notes LotusLive iNotes

Partners and isv integration

Security is the major challenges

Threats
Off-premise Control

Data Integrity
Policy and compliance. Denial of Service Attacks. Authentication attacks.

Cloud Security services

Managed e-mail securityIntercept and dispose harmful e-mail. Managed Web securityUrl filtering, antivirus, etc. Security event and log Management servicescollecting data from OS, application. Vulnerability management servicesstreamline security vulnerability management and manage compliance

Security Advantages
Real time scanning against virus and worms. Filter Web traffic.

On-Demand security Control.

Dedicated security team. Real-time Detection of System Tampering.

ADVANTAGES
Save Hardware Cost. Backup & Recover With Ease. Easy To Deploy. Reduced Space.

Easier to replace and upgrade.

Easily Scalable.

DISADVANTAGES
Security and confidentiality of data and information. Dependency (Loss of Control).

Knowledge.
Stable Internet Connection.

Possibility of Data center getting crashed.

Hackers target parent server for attacking.

CONCLUSIONS
Cloud computing can give a significant business advantage! To make Cloud Computing successful : Understand the risks involved An adaptive architecture, including a new business model must be developed to retrieve new business value Organizational changes are needed for adapting the technology (procedures, skills, business model) Understand the technology used by your CSP (Cloud Service Provider) Formulate and maintain an exit procedure to change from CSP.